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Monday, 01 March 2010 18:04

The Surfing Violinist

Written by Patrick Engman

If you're looking to hang out with an interesting dude. Ford Seeuws is your man. He likes long walks on the beach, mud wrestling, karate and baking. He's a friend here at frshnk and a local surfer, musician and film maker. It was a Tuesday when Ford arrive at our studio for his scheduled shoot for his website. He brought a couple things that reflected his personality and interests. As you can see from the photo above, he has enough skills to attract any lady.

 

Thursday, 18 February 2010 17:06

Headquarters

Written by Patrick Engman

At last! The completion of the frshnk campus swept a lot of weight off our shoulders! Now we can get back to working with clients, designing, and making awkward hand gestures while on phone calls. As you can see, the new location houses co-working space for those who are tired of their wives, children and hypnotic-eyed chihuahua back at home. This is a productive escape. Then again, if your sole purpose it to rent a space next to Bryce, then that's being creepy. No creepsters, please. Each co-space is given a nice storage compartment and a mug filled with goodies. The fresh paint brings warm feelings and the strategically placed art gives a sense of meaning to one's life. Stop by frshnk sometime! It may be for business, but as soon as you step in, it's all pleasure. If by chance, you happen to be creepin' by and you have a spontaneous notion to get a picture of yourself and have it blown up to some ridiculous size to hang above your fireplace, right next to frshnk is our photography studio, injoy. Hence the word, "campus".

 

Monday, 01 February 2010 17:20

Bay Medical Awards Ceremony

Written by Patrick Engman

I received a phone call asking, "hey, are you here yet?" I felt a sudden pucker as I was supposed to shoot a ceremony but had not received a confirmation. Turns out, there was! Except it was confirmed 2 weeks prior to the event and somehow wasn't placed on the schedule! What the!? I got my things together, dove into my most hip outfit and booked it to the location. Fortunately, the location was about 4 minutes from my house. (I love living Downtown!) The elevator doors yawned open revealing a young, masculine, good looking half filipino photographer. My entry was gloriously unnoticed. Owell...