Steven Klein - W Magazine September 2011 - 'One for The Ages'

[Jarred Land]

Shot on RED 5K Epic. Lighting, camera dept. and capture provided by B2Pro

[Bob Gundu]

Love the grading on these!

[Sean Solowiej]

Intense commentary in this series... and of course great shooting!

[Clint Lealos]

Wow! I love these photos... Just strange enough :) Bravo.

[Jason Diamond]

Amazing tone and texture. The story being told is a solid message. Well done.

[Detlev Eller]

excellent ... :-)

[Jarred Land]

I just got back from a Steven Klein video exhibit in NYC tonight. 10 individual 30 foot screens in a huge circle playing EPIC footage from his last shoot for W magazine in the middle of the Armory on Park Avenue.

Pretty incredible to watch... pretty incredible to be a part of. Most of the fashion world elite was there.. and most of the handful of photographers that shoot 80% of current print. Granted.. most of these photographers have all tasted motion and RED, but I don't most people in that room ever have seen it presented quite like this. Times are a changing.

[J Davis]

I just got back from a Steven Klein video exhibit in NYC tonight. 10 individual 30 foot screens in a huge circle playing EPIC footage from his last shoot for W magazine in the middle of the Armory on Park Avenue.

Pretty incredible to watch... pretty incredible to be a part of. Most of the fashion world elite was there.. and most of the handful of photographers that shoot 80% of current print. Granted.. most of these photographers have all tasted motion and RED, but I don't most people in that room ever have seen it presented quite like this. Times are a changing.

:) happy to read this
i'm seeing changes all across fashion large and small, and ad agencies here in nyc

[Patrick Grossien]

I just got back from a Steven Klein video exhibit in NYC tonight. 10 individual 30 foot screens in a huge circle playing EPIC footage from his last shoot for W magazine in the middle of the Armory on Park Avenue.

Pretty incredible to watch... pretty incredible to be a part of. Most of the fashion world elite was there.. and most of the handful of photographers that shoot 80% of current print. Granted.. most of these photographers have all tasted motion and RED, but I don't most people in that room ever have seen it presented quite like this. Times are a changing.

Is there any documentation/pic/video of the setup?

[Jarred Land]