The Marathon Project 1 Makeup Artist, 1 Hairstylist, 1 Photographer, 14 Models Whenever someone tells me they are training for a marathon I always assure them that it is completely un-necessary, I will be more than happy to give them a ride. “Really, it’s not that far out of my way,” I tell them. But [...]
Swine Flu Meets Chaos Theory The simple story of a complicated shoot that quite simply wouldn’t exist if not for the flu named for swine. This past Saturday I had a shoot scheduled as part of the in-progress and unreleased Opposite Series but there was a problem. On Thursday we received an email from the [...]
The Storm “There are two sides to every coin, two peas in a pod, two to tango and as far as photography is concerned there are two kinds of storms – good storms and great storms.“ I am nothing but an extraordinarily courteous photographer (that’s a lie) and since the bride was used to living [...]
Inorganic Decay is very interesting to me. I love the evidence of a bustling past, the idea of complete abandonment and the extreme toll that seems to occur when a place is simply… left. Which is what makes the discovery of this location an absolute gold mine in my book! Located about 1.5 miles from [...]
How to Photograph A Girl in an Aquarium First, you need to develop an interest in tropical fish whilst in Junior High, after much cajoling convince your parents to let you procure a fish tank. Enjoy the fish for a long time, but eventually start to neglect them until the tank is only half full [...]
These images were created in 2002 roughly one hour before the night took a horrific turn for the worse. Katherine Franco – Shortly before things took a dramatic turn for the worse. First, I must say that Katherine is probably the main reason I eventually became a decent photographer. I started shooting her in 2001 [...]
Recent Blog Comments