08.01.11
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Monday, August 1
It’s A Hard Rock Life
I can't get over how amazing Drive was. I'd watch it again and again. Movie night anyone? 02.04.12 1AM
Seattle, you look so handsome from above. Would like to visit sometime! 02.04.12 9PM
@evans_katie tell me about it. 02.03.12 3PM
Film Appreciation
Melancholia
Movie Review
Enter the Void
Album Review
Zombie EP
FYI
Taken From My Blackberry Device
Photo Essay
NEXT Art Fair
Artist Interview
Justin Gilman
Book Review
If You Could Collaborate
Artist Interview
Sam Trapkin of TUI
Personal Venture
35mm Photography
Artist Interview
Adam Okrasinski
Book Review
Studio Culture
Album Review
Monsters
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07.25.11
Monday, July 25
Gnarly Moves!
As long as I’ve been interested in design publications, I’ve been reading IdN Magazine. Which makes seeing my work celebrated as an IdN ‘Pick of the Month’ an extra special honor. Big thanks to the magazine for making my month!
Some new work is on the way – I know it’s been a little while…
07.18.11
Monday, July 18
A Rose Tulip By Any Other Name
This is a stereoscopic photograph. Cross your eyes to overlap the two images, and the photo will appear three-dimensional.
07.11.11
Monday, July 11
The Aqua Chicago
This is a stereoscopic photograph. Cross your eyes to overlap the two images, and the photo will appear three-dimensional.
07.04.11
Monday, July 4
Star-Spangled Banner
06.27.11
Monday, June 27
Kool Thing
06.20.11
Monday, June 20
Fuyer
06.13.11
Monday, June 13
A Bad Photo of Good Photos
06.10.11
I’m excited to share a new little photo project of mine, portions of which were published in this month’s special travel issue of Indianapolis Monthly. I was asked to visit and photograph a number of Chicago’s best restaurants for an article on, well, eating in Chicago! It was a lot of fun to learn about and visit the restaurants on the list, and Jessica and I even took it upon ourselves to try out a few of them. Yum.
The art director wanted the photos to feel natural, as though a tourist of the city had taken them on a trip—a day in the life, so to speak. We also wanted to convince the reader that Chicago was a city worth visiting for more than just its restaurants. I had a blast walking around and shooting all my favorite spots, and with my 35mm Spotmatic! Thrilled about the chance to shoot film for a client job (first time!), I shot about 7 or 8 rolls of 400 speed Kodak film, hoping for at least a couple decent shots… got ‘em!
This project was just a lot of fun. It was the perfect excuse for me to get out and explore certain parts of the city that I wouldn’t have otherwise, and made for an excellent photographic exercise. You can view a number of my favorite shots from the assignment on my website—Check em out!