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Author Archives: Peter

Photographer, Teaching Assistant and graduate student at Ohio University’s School of Visual Communication.
All images and commentary here for consideration only and copyright the author. This is a personal repository for thoughts and photos otherwise unseen. For portfolio please visit my website

Scenes from Whitewater

Untitled Street #9

Saul Leiter

Every once in awhile you come across some work that just makes you reevaluate things. Saul Leiter’s book of street photography (titled Early Color) from the mid 20th century was one such book this year that has really stuck with me. He gives a beautiful, unique and impressionistic view of life in New [...]

Untitled Street #8

self-indulgent summer recap (so far)

For the most part I like keeping words to a minimum here, but this summer has been so busy and drastically different (in great ways) than the past few months that I just feel the need to recap. From pretty much mid-June through, well last weekend I scarcely had a day off. I was teaching [...]

Untitled Street #7

Near Jackson/Wabash

Untitled Street #6

Emergence.
I’m a bit backed up with my processing/scanning at the moment as the month of July hardly afforded me time to breathe, but I’m starting to catch up now and some more street work should be coming. I’m also really excited for autumn to come and for the mood and the light of the city [...]

Bryan House at Fotografia Festival: Rome

Shown as a book dummy, my Bryan House work will be on display as part of a show on unpublished works at this year’s Fotografia Festival, from Sept. 23 – Oct 24 in Rome. Paris based photo editor/photography consultant Marc Pru?st curated this part of the festival and I’m thankful for the chance to get [...]

Dorm Room Color Study

I’m in Bloomington, Ill. for the week as part of a course I’ve been teaching part time (full time for this week). Things are sparse, campus is pretty empty…the way I like it for now. A week of teaching and reading. I don’t expect to update this blog again for a few [...]

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