Scott Lowden for Bose.

In 2009 she had 9 Honorable Mentions.

And in 2010 she took 2 out of the top 3 awards in the “People: Children Pro” category. See her winning entries here.

Early client feedback is “Wow! A job well done by the SLP crew!” 3 days, 2 agencies, 1 video crew and 1 print crew all on an airplane makes for a cramped but challenging photo adventure. 29 shots in the can. Look for some soon on Delta.com.

We will share some images as soon as we are able. But for now here are some arty airplane shots from a recent shoot Scott did with Delta on their home turf in Atlanta.

“It was easily one of the most enjoyable and rewarding pro-bono projects I’ve ever done,” Scott says.

The photos will be used in a calendar for The Atlanta Resource Foundation, which is headed by Allen Bell. The ARF fosters relationships between charitable organizations and those with the resources to help. “God gives us incredible ability to connect people inside the city limits of Atlanta who are doing great things,” Allen says. “The ARF is simply a conduit that quietly connects people who want to help Atlanta.”

The 2012 ARF calendar will be used to raise awareness for Heritage Village, Inc., Juvenile Justice, Atlanta Mission, Wellspring, StreetGrace, Clifton Sanctuary Ministries, Kroc Center: Adult Literacy, CIS Westside Academy, Charis Community Housing, Odyssey III/Community Concerns, Inc. and City of Refuge Youth Outreach. The calendar, brainchild of local ad agency House of Current, highlights a different local charity each month.

The 2 day shoot was held in Scott Lowden’s midtown studio with a large chalk drawing of Atlanta serving as the backdrop. The backdrop was drawn by local artist, Kyle Brooks, and was customized for each month. After each shot was finished, Kyle would swoop in and change the drawing to reflect the changing seasons.

“We knew Scott Lowden was the perfect choice for shooting these portraits because he did such a great job shooting ‘real people’ for a campaign we did for Natick Mall in Boston. And because he is a long time in-town Atlanta resident himself,” explains HOC President, Lisa Maloof.

Scott, and everyone who donated their time and talents, was honored to work with an Atlanta group that makes a difference for so many people on a daily basis. Lowden added, “My favorite part of this shoot is meeting the incredible people who are focused on the day to day work of helping people change their lives. It was an honor to give back to the community that I’ve called home for so many years.”

Allen Bell adds, “These shots will help to celebrate folks that are doing amazing thing. These people are loving the hardest part of the city to love.“

If you’d like to see the whole process please check out this cool video:

All the details are here.

Friday, December 12th is the deadline for entry!

The DeKalb County Board of Health recently announced the launch of Picture DeKalb Healthy, a campaign that encourages residents to imagine and create a healthier DeKalb County by reducing their secondhand smoke exposure.  The campaign will include radio, online and newspaper advertisements in English and Spanish.  The campaign, supported by the agency’s DeKalb Putting Prevention to Work program, will also host special events to educate community members on the dangers of secondhand smoke.

“There is simply no safe level of exposure to secondhand smoke,” said S. Elizabeth Ford, M.D., M.B.A., District Health Director of the DeKalb County Board of Health.  “Picture DeKalb Healthy demonstrates our commitment to helping residents breathe cleaner air and live healthier lives.”

To formally launch Picture DeKalb Healthy, Dr. Ford, elected officials, community partners and residents will gather at the Porter Sanford Performing Arts and Community Center on Nov. 17 at noon to unveil the print advertising (shot by Scott Lowden with Creative Outhouse and Porter Novelli) and host a reception that celebrates DeKalb’s commitment to promoting safe air for all who live, work and play in DeKalb County.  The event will also showcase artwork developed by DeKalb County students who participated in the Board of Health’s Red Ribbon Week art contest.  The artwork features the students’ vision of a healthy, smoke-free DeKalb County.

For more info on a healthier DeKalb go to their facebook page.
   

She has just placed in the people/lifestyle category in the American Photographic Artists/NY 2011 photo contest. For all winners go here.

Tamara Reynolds is one of 11 invited photographers across the US to participate in the Copyright Alliance Exhibit “Recording our History: Faces Behind the Camera”.

The exhibit runs for one week only starting 9/19/2011. The show is part of the Alliance’s ongoing efforts to educate about the value of copyright. It’s purpose is to show the importance of copyright protection to a photographer’s livelihood.  More info….

]]> http://repgirl.wordpress.com/2011/09/16/reynolds-part-of-capitol-hill-exhibit-washington-dc/feed/ 0 repgirl JohnnyCashAPAFinalSmlr http://repgirl.wordpress.com/2011/09/01/lowden-keeps-on-truckin/ http://repgirl.wordpress.com/2011/09/01/lowden-keeps-on-truckin/#comments Thu, 01 Sep 2011 13:45:22 +0000 repgirl http://repgirl.wordpress.com/?p=744 ]]> It’s not easy making a trucking company look glamorous. But Scott Lowden achieved just that. Below is recently published work from Lowden with Fitzgerald and Company for their client Old Dominion.

I’ll be shocked if OD is anything but blown away by the quality, variety, drama and uniqueness of this collection.  Way to go guys. ~ Amy Richter (SVP Group Director Account Services)

Scott & his entire crew are the most amazing people to work with.  From start to finish they were over-and-above accommodating and collaborative. Time and time again I’m blown away at Scott’s ability to take seemingly mundane subject matter and make beautiful art with it.  Looking forward to the next project with SLP ! Thanks for the fantastic work, ya’ll make us look good! ~ Jeri Singletary (Assistant Integrated Producer )

Agency: Fitzgerald and Company

AD: Heath Beeferman

AB: Jeri Singletary

When we redesigned our agency website, we were motivated to showcase the diversity of our work, but we also wanted to introduce prospective clients to the real people at Journey. Tamara captured our team’s warmth and humanity, helping website visitors to see that our greatest assets are our people. Her images were so compelling that we reworked the site around the photographs.

Tamara Reynolds is a tremendous talent, with an unwavering eye for capturing moments both quiet and poignant. But I come back to her time and time again because she is also a delightful human. She brings compassion and humor to her work and never fails to exceed my expectations. ~ Greg Breeding Partner, Journey Group