In a week I will be on my way to Jo’burg South Africa for the start of the 2010 Fifa World Cup with my former professor, and native South African, Ian van Coller as well as my good friend Auggie Cary. Ian van Coller’s work primarily explores post-apartheid South Africa, and our upcoming trip will [...]
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 I just got back from a trip to the American Southwest with a fellow photographer and friend Brian McGeogh. We drove all the way down to Tuscon to see the New Topographics show and stopped just about everywhere in between to make photographs. I believe between the two of us we used: 4.5 rolls of 35mm [...] Three Portraits from the Porch I have been working with the Teton Artlab to produce some Intaglio prints from Photopolymer plates. This portrait of artist Aaron Wallis was taken with my 4×5″ and made into a positive via inkjet transparency film. I have yet to make a calibrated curve for the process, but that should come soon. Travis Walker helped [...] Portraits made earlier today with 4×5″ black and white film and natural light. More to come soon… These are some new digital images from Roseland taken along side my 4×5 to help me organize way-points and have a second record. I am glad to be back photographing in the area, and to see that the construction has yet to began (seems like the recession has slowed down the process). I [...] I am finishing up a set of these mini books tonight that I have been working on for a while. This one is titled “have being”: it contains 18 photographs made from 35mm slides, printed on museo bookmaking paper. This is the start to three part mini-book series containing photographs from my time [...] This is prototype for my new mini book, currently untitled, pages measuring 4.25″x 5.5″, and is a collection of 35mm slides taken in my first couple months in Jackson. Still some work to be done, but I’m excited about it so far |
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