Living Barbados Magazine November 2014 Edition November 2014 edition | Page 4

some of our CONTRIBUTORS Khalil Goodman Khalil Goodman’s photography combines classic lighting and fresh ideas. This combination has won him mass appeal and work in advertising and fashion. When he’s not art directing a new set of images, Khalil spends too much time reading comic books and listening to all the wrong music at the right volume. Carlie Ester Carlie came of age ferociously scribbling through blank notebooks and precociously defying authority. These days she’d rather read the thesaurus than advocate chaos, and probably spends too much of her time running in circles. Carlie purports herself to be an athlete, radio announcer and professional writer - read on and you may find evidence to support at least one of these claims. Laura Lin Hutchinson Mike Toy Mike developed his interest in photography while living and working in the Canadian Rockies in the early 1980’s. Specialising in architecture and interiors he has photographed over four hundred of the region’s most prestigious hotels, resorts and private residences. Mike has also photographed lifestyle, fashion, food and underwater images and to date has published nine books. Visit his work at www.miketoy.com Natasha Simpson Natasha wears many hats - interior decorator, social media consultant, blogger and writer. It was through her blog (lovedesignbdos.com) that she gained a greater appreciation for writing and was afforded exciting new opportunities, such as working with Living Barbados. She says “I was especially thrilled to meet and interview Halla Elias for this edition”. Corie Elcock Although possessing a background in fine art and design, photography emerged as Corie’s chosen discipline. Whether painting his subjects with dynamic lighting or conjuring classic concepts this award winning artist executes with meticulous detail and precision. His experience and creative energy is a valuable asset to any team. When he’s not behind the lens Corie also shares a passion for a game of chess. Sofie Warren Laura Lin has been a freelance feature writer since the 90s writing for many local and regional glossies. She has also written and produced a couple of short films including the award winning “Holding On”. Otherwise Laura Lin teaches meditation and follows Buddhist and Shamanic paths. Julie Chalbaud Daphne Ewing-Chow The arts is an extension of who I am as an individual! I am passionate about photography, styling, interior design and furniture design. The Living Barbados team in conjunction with Diamonds International was a great pairing to work with on this beauty shoot featuring the “Honey Jam Girls”. We were privileged to have been able to select exquisite jewelry from Cartier, Chopard and John hardy for the girls to wear. 4 4 Sofie has a unique style of photography which captures images in a beautiful, natural way and this is evident in the stunning photos she took for our Entertaining Inspiration article with Dwellings Design Studio. Regardless of whether there is a shoot on the books or not, Sofie keeps her camera in tow because in her words “inspiration is everywhere!” Any artist will tell you that the most enjoyable form of expression will occur when you are able to latch on to the energy of your subject- to absorb it. I thank Alene Krimholtz and Howard Palmer, organizers of the Mount Gay Round Barbados Race Series for sharing their infectious passion for sailing with me. It was truly a pleasure to “take it all in”and to write this piece for Living Barbados magazine. LIVING BARBADOS NOVEMBER 2014 - MARCH 2015