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Friday, October 30th, 2009speak the language
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i’m a huge believer in keeping things as real as possible regardless how crazy this ride called life throws one’s way. it’s amazing the egos + totally wacked elements that make their way into photography, visual media + our lives in general but it’s simplest terms it’s mostly bullshit. i’ve always tried to maintain ties [...]
… film – both still + motion.
just looking at the images from an older post with stuff from se asia + the warmth of the images is undeniable. i’ve read this in a ton of places but seeing it with my own work really spoke to me. (check out ape’s interview with sam jones for [...]
it’s a week of achronyms – in this case ASMP + APA. in an earlier post i mentioned my selection as one of the ASMP’s Best of 2009 for my work with Merrell – the full interview with images is now up. and check out stuart mccall’s cool work while your there.
on the winner front, [...]
fun story from pdx writer peter frick-wright + yours truly via sierra magazine out now online. the print version is due next week + according to the pe looks even better. almost time for that white stuff again so good way to start what is sure to be a grand winter season.
this article, while solid, [...]
done shooting with counter production on their new documentary covering four intriguing youth from the blackfeet nation. just another 6 months to cut it. the ‘rez’ is only two hours from our office by car but a world away by every other currency + visually stunning in every way. keep an ear open for this [...]
so i spent a few years living in japan + time between + after that traveling around se asia shooting + taking in the asian culture i had until then only read about. college provided me with a fantastic worldview particularly of that region of the world + i spent countless hours working on projects [...]
fantastic to see the thriving variety of uses for imagery + visual media evolving lately. two big hitters this week include national geographic + the ny times. the times feature is similar to work that is slowly making it mainstream that i touched on earlier here.
the national geo piece is via gizmodo + in [...]