Tweet The Chicago run Yo Yo Magazine has a few images from my Fox River Derivatives in their second issue. The magazine is a mixture of art, poetry and narrative. Definitely excited to have work in mixed media and open minded venues such as this one. Take a look at the work at http://www.yoyomagazine.org/
Tweet Still catching up on a backlog of work from the summer. I was fortunate enough to have had a few shoots for the New York Times here and here. The first story was about the woman who decides the names of different colors for household paints. This is a job I never even considered [...]
Tweet Just as I had gotten back from California last month, I awoke on a Tuesday morning to find assignment e-mail requests from two London based publications. Even better was that these were both publications that I really like and respect. The funny thing about the Monocle assignment was that they had me going into [...]
Tweet Last month I spent some time in the Groupon Chicago offices making some pictures for the Guardian’s Weekend Magazine. While I had to make a lot of pictures in a short amount of time (especially of Mr. Mason) I think the editors and designers at the Guardian did a great job of making the [...]
Tweet Foam Magazine’s new book “A Book of Beds” has two images from my Bryan House project included in it. I used to photograph nearly every bed I slept in while traveling etc, and I guess it’s not news that photographers are always making images of beds. I mean, I guess there’s no good reason [...]
Tweet So, for those of you who haven’t checked out Flattr, I recommend you give it a shot. It’s a website that lets you give just a little bit (some change, a few dollars, etc) to work that speaks to you, and not just photography. The site is about spreading and supporting ideas. In return [...]
Tweet Last week I spent some time up in Benton Harbor, Michigan photographing for a Monica Davey story for the New York Times. If you’ve ever watched the show Parks n’ Rec, and have seen Rob Lowe come in and try to restructure Pawnee, Indiana and their budgetary problems, Benton Harbor is a sort of [...]
TweetI’m pretty excited that the folks over at the Leica blog decided to give some internet space to some of my recent work from downtown Chicago, both photographs and digital composites, as well as an interview. I still feel like one core reason I make photographs is because I am better as visualizing my feelings [...]
Tweet I recently posted a short selection of work from my Lake Michigan shoreline project. It’s only just a sampling, beginning etc. that I’m planning to build off of this year. Also, some good folks in the photo and art worlds have recently showcased more of my work. Jonathon Cherry at Mullitover got an early [...]
Tweet I’m happy to share that two of my favorite pieces from my Loop Derivatives series will be part of the group show PXL at Anka Gallery in Portland, Ore. next month. The show features pixel influenced artwork and studies the evolution of the pixel. Also, pretty cool, Russell A. Kirsch, who created the first square [...]
