ANTOINE BONSORTE, renowned designer, has previously worked in Europe, Latin America and the South Pacific. He began his career in interior design and remodeling with such projects as the Museum of Human Sciences in Tahiti, the remodeling of numerous stores and residences and the fabrication of several furniture lines.
In United States, he has exercised his creativity for the benefit of the entertainment and hospitality industries, having designed for feature films, television, commercials, hotels, casinos, theme parks and special events.

Mr. Bonsorte’s passion for craftsmanship and his dedication to innovative, unique design have earned him assignments from numerous major corporations, such as Armani, AT&T, Coca Cola, Ford, Honda, General Motors, LA Gear, Levi Strauss, Microsoft, MCI, Miller Brewing Co., Mobil Oil, the New York Times, Nissan, Sony, Toyota, and UPS to name a few.

Antoine, has created a standardized, affordable architectural product line including carved panels, moldings, stencils and more.
He combines imaginative designs with quality, precision and originality of custom handcrafted works of art. To see such products go to: http://www.laseredge.net

Beauty, love and awareness has inspired Antoine's photographic work.
From his travels to his interest in people and music, Antoine documents his life and the people around him. His new studio has propulsated his work to a professional level and helped him developing new photographic styles.

Antoine Bonsorte has shaped one of his own style he calls "Light Paintings". This technique is generally used by the photographers who literally paint their subjects with a flash light or other movable light fixture.
Instead, Antoine uses existing lights as well as the movement of his camera and subjects to create his technique. All the photos are taken in one shot.
Exept in his "Angel Prayers" photo serie Antoine uses the computer to create compositions.
All other photos come right from the camera. No cropping or color alterations are involved. Just "levels" (a Photoshop command that is a simulation of the developping process of film) are used for most of his photography.

Antoine Bonsorte photography has been published on the Washington Post, a fitnesss book by Kathy Smith, numerous website and more.

Maya Rasak, M.A., M.F.T.
Body/Mind Therapist
Yoga Instructor

I wanted to thank you so much for the wonderful experience I had during our
Yoga photo shoot on Monday. I truly appreciated your kindness, support and
professionalism. I felt at ease and myself. The digital yoga pictures are
so beautiful, the headshots so radiant and authentic. They are like a
positive mirror image that infused me with confidence and a deeper sense of
purpose. Of course they will allow me to promote my Yoga teaching.

Isabelle du Soleil