TweetBrowsing the shelves of a book store last night I found a new publication called Respect. Magazine. It’s a photography centric hip-hop publication featuring lots of great portfolios of people who have photographed hip-hop for years and isn’t juiced with ads. Not sure if it’ll be around for the long haul but it looks good [...]
TweetWas lucky enough to have back to back assignments within the general Milwaukee vicinity the past few days. Took the chance to see a good friend from my brief stint at Marquette University and get a nice couch near big windows to pass the night time before rising with the sun. I was once again [...]
TweetRecently toured the Caterpillar plant in Peoria, Ill. for the Wall St. Journal doing a story about the bullwhip effect and was happy to see it on today’s front page. Story here and reporter Timothy Aeppel’s interesting piece worth a read. If you’re not a subscriber you can get to it by googling Wall St. [...]
TweetI’ve put a few miles on my car this week with shoots in Peoria and now Pella, Iowa. I always photograph my hotel room in some way.
TweetA good friend of mine, Neil Osborne (currently in Toronto) is doing some really cool things within his niche lately, like landing an adjunct teaching position at Queen’s University teaching conservation photography and visual communication within their school of environmental studies. Some lucky students there… But the point of this entry is to point you [...]
TweetA new photo ‘zine out of NYC called Tag Magazine used some images from my little personal essay of nightlife called “Nocturne.” It’s a strictly digi mag at the moment but print should be coming soon, at least to the NYC folks. There are some other really talented folks in there as well like Hawaii’s [...]
TweetThere’s something better to be found here…maybe when I’m not hurrying to a meeting and remember my gloves.
TweetOuttakes from a business shoot. Story here.
TweetI made a photo like this almost two years ago. I suppose this is just an updated version from a different place.
TweetSometimes winter is a cold place, but everyone feels it.
