MyMidwest, the Midwest Airlines flight magazine recently wrote up a little piece about last year’s Soul of Athens project where I had some portraits included in a project called “Rural Progressives.” Jenn Poggi, formerly of U.S. News and World Report and now working in the White House photo department helped me produce the online piece. [...]
I’m going to use this moment in my Tuesday morning to point any of you readers to a beautiful new website by Concord, NH photographer Max Bittle.
I’ve watched Max’s work for awhile, since the days when he was a student at Southern Illinois University and would always have better pictures than me in the annual [...]
Dinara, an interactive media student (disclaimer, she’s also my girlfriend) here at Ohio University has just finished a website about the former nuclear test site of Semipalatinsk polygon in her home country of Kazakhstan.
It’s a pretty fascinating site, which is the culmination of research and two trips to the region where she went to villages [...]
Some people are throwing a big weight off their shoulders.
I will try to this week! Congratulations Kevtucky and Dinara, and everyone else who will be defending their master’s projects this week at OU. Not that a Master’s degree in photography means a whole heck of a lot, but … hey, you are a master!
I started making some portraits of my classmates before I head out, here’s just a rough scan.
Phil can also fit into my “classmates” postings because he actually has a website too! Check out his work from Las Vegas. He also likes to take a lot of blurry pictures and rock climb, which is cool.
Ross actually graduated in December, and I should disclaim that he was my roommate, but he’s redone his website and it’s fantastic. Ross has a great sense of irony and light in his photos. They are smart, compassionate, insightful and original. Anyone looking for a freelancer would do themselves a favor to hire him. His [...]
Part of the reason I came to grad school was to be around people who were as into photography as I was, and to be inspired by them. One such guy wasn’t around last year but came back after a hiatus to join our class.
Check out Neil Ever Osborne’s portfolio … A biologist by training [...]