I haven’t had a chance to scan the polaroids or most of my film. Here are a few of my favs, of the boys as it were. Enjoy!
David at the beach #1
David at the beach #2
Ian at the beach
Chris at the rest stop
Fitz at Mitzi’s
recent photographs of men:
Jon, Brooklyn, NY 2008
Justin, New York, NY 2008
Michael, Brooklyn, NY 2008
Austin Bradley, Brooklyn, NY 2008
The iheartphotograph blog features some amazing work and the other day I stumbled upon some photographs I wish I had taken. They are by Philadelphia based photographer Justin James Reed. Please visit his website here: http://justinjamesreed.com
My favorite shot from his series New Cities: King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, 2006
PhotoShelter just announced the winners of their HOT PHOTO ASSISTANT CONTEST!
I totally won! I cannot believe the chimp didn’t win!! Check out the site here: http://blog.photoshelter.com/2008/05/hot-assistant-contest-we-have-winners.html
In case you were a non-believer, never doubt the power of the Macbeth Chart. Geeks love it. I suppose true geeks would love it if it were a rubik’s cube also.
Thanks for taking the time to vote if you did! I won Yankee’s tickets! Who wants to go?!
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Just a reminder that there is only ONE WEEK left to log in and vote for the CLICK! exhibition images.
In case you need a refresher, CLICK! is a crowd-curated photography exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum. Online voting ends MAY 23RD! So get on and vote RIGHT NOW!!!!!!
http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/exhibitions/click/
VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE!
My perfect sunday afternoon: Times Crossword (brutal), eggs, Edith Piaf record, and some new photos. Enjoy.
Tom’s Studio.
Sandra drinks.
Garbage can and plant.
Jocelyn and Zachariah
Yellow trees.
I miss you, Lisa Ramsey.
Flowers in Chinatown.
Vixen was sweet. Doan Buu’s tough potty.
I am currently revising the entire website. I think it may take a few more days. It has been weeks in the making, and it’s looking nice so far, wouldn’t you say? Please let me know what you think. Thank you to Steven Probert for the suggestion of iframes and to http://www.dyn-web.com for all of their help.
If you have a moment, please head over to the Brooklyn Museum website and take part in their current online exhibition jurying process for CLICK! A Crowd Curated Exhibit. The theme is “The Changing Faces of Brooklyn”. Photographers had one month to submit a photo for the theme, and jurying is up and online until May 23rd. Click! culminates in an exhibition at the Museum, where the artworks are installed according to their relative ranking from the juried process.
All you need to do is create a login, answer a few questions about your art awareness, and then judge the entered photos with a sliding scale. I would love for you to vote on my image, but you need to vote for ALL images submitted. This is a lengthy process, and a random one at that, so people can not have their friends stuff the ballot box, so to speak. So please, if you are interested in this unique exhibition process and would like to also (hopefully) help me get into the Brooklyn Museum, follow this link:
I went home to Cleveland last weekend. When I got there it was 1996. Awesome.
After my bogus journey, apparently.
Ian Coyle is fabulous.
This month I am one of the featured photographers on the PhotoShelter Collection. The theme this month is International Youth Culture.
You can view the PhotoShelter Showroom here: http://mp.photoshelter.com/showroom/
Here are a few (olderrrrr) shots of mine.
Noah with frisbee.
David in his room.
