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Wild Alaska!

A few years ago I was lucky enough to go on a photography trip with Roy Toft Photo Safaris.  I dragged my poor Mom (Karen) along with me and we truly had the trip of a lifetime!

We started our adventure in Anchorage.  It was a beautiful city and perfect for a Moose tour!  We got so close to the Moose. It was a bit scary but totally worth it!

moose 5After a quick layover we were off to Brooks Camp in Katmai National Park.  We had never been on a float plane before and the experience was incredible.  The second we landed at Brooks Camp we had Brown Bear right by our plane.  I was excited but was also wondering what I had gotten myself and my Mom into!

float & bear

beach bears

We had an amazing experience at Brooks Camp!  It is an incredible destination for those interested in viewing Brown Bear in their natural habitat.  We camped in tents, which overlooked Naknek Lake and were surrounded by an electric fence for safety. What I loved was that at Brooks, bears had the right of way and were respected at all times.  We cannot wait to go back soon!

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cubs

stretchy fish

bear watch

bear silouette

claws

 

 

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Caribbean Paradise

We recently visited Turks And Caicos to gather a collection of dramatic ocean images. What we found were pristine white sand beaches that greeted turquois waters beneath an always sunny Caribbean sky. Needless to say, we were not disappointed!

In this 10 image photographic study we want to give you a taste of this small island country’s Caribbean flavor. Though you can’t feel the ocean breeze or the soft sand beneath your feet, we hope each image will speak to you in the way this ocean paradise spoke to us. We didn’t just bring home photographs, we brought home a lifetime of memories!

King Of The World

B&W Splash

B&W Iguana FAVORITE

Reef

Rainbow

Pelican Look

Gull & Pelican

Conch

B&W Pelican

Recent Project

By ROF Industries | Corporate Videography & Visual Storytelling At ROF Industries, we’ve shot food photography and high-end video content globally… from bustling street markets to exotic destination hotel restaurant menus. But our work with Mangia Mangia taught us that the most cinematic food content isn’t just about the plate; it’s about capturing the feeling of a dining experience. If your restaurant or brand needs to translate “warmth and comfort” into pixels, here are our three pillars for cinematic food storytelling. 1. Focus on Movement, Not Just Stills One mistake many brands make is relying solely on static photos. At Mangia Mangia, we leaned into Videography that focused on: The “Twirl”: Fresh pasta being twirled onto a fork to show texture. The Steam: Perfecting lighting to catch the rising heat from the kitchen. The Light: Using backlighting to make rich sauces catch the light and look “alive” on camera.   2. Capturing the Atmosphere (Environment Matters) A restaurant is an ecosystem. To make Mangia Mangia stand out, we didn’t just stay in the kitchen. We captured the dining room in motion. Great videos and photos are about showcasing an individual style. Our goal is to make the viewer feel like they are already sitting at the table.   3. High-Quality Presentation for High-Value Results Whether we are working on a massive printing publication or a digital video campaign, quality is non-negotiable. For Mangia Mangia, we used professional-grade gear to ensure the textures of the food were as crisp as a high-volume magazine print. What made the shoot even better was the personality behind the food. Mangia Mangia doesn’t just serve Italian cuisine… they serve warmth, comfort, and that unmistakable feeling of gathering around a table with people you love. That […]

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