Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Car Shoot at Red Rocks


I had a great opportunity to learn how to shoot cars from my instructor Tom Moore. Living in Colorado gave us some great spots to shoot in.

Sunday, April 26, 2009

Opposites, Life and Death


I am very excited about the studio class I have this quarter, the assignments are built around a theme but are very opened ended. Our first was opposites, which I had a lot of fun with. This is my interpretation of life and death.

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Sculptures

It's always good to support other up and coming artists, so I thought I would share some work from sculptor Joe Wilkinson. He and I shot these in the studio and I hope they show you his exceptional use of texture. If you would like to contact him about his work, his e-mail is joe.wilkinson@gmx.us

Monday, February 16, 2009

Christmas in Detroit 2008





Detroit was very cold over Christmas, but I managed to shoot a few good shots downtown while I was home. I hope you enjoy and I will be developing more double exposed negatives from the transit series next week.

Monday, December 8, 2008

Night Photography



I have been doing a lot of night photography around my apartment complex this quarter so I thought I would share some with you. Here is a stitched and a Gestalt panorama.

Monday, December 1, 2008

Transit





Transit is a documentary I started last January. It focuses on mass transit systems and the human behavior within them. I use double exposed negatives to explore this idea, mixing patterns and light with familiar images. I would really love to hear what people think of this concept and how the images look so far, so please feel free to leave comments.

Monday, November 24, 2008

Urban Landscape




I moved to Denver in June and have found a return of inspiration and energy to photograph the urban landscape that surrounds me. Here are a few of the images I have captured in the past couple of months. The first is a digital image, the building is double exposed 35mm, and the last two are shot with a Hasselblad and slide film.