Much more news posted soon....and some fun photos from Morning 40 at DBA coming over the next few days.
Monday, May 31, 2010
Photo featured in Offbeat Magazine
Labels:
offbeat magazine,
published photos
Friday, May 21, 2010
Live Music at Spellcaster Lodge: 5-14-10
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Ongoing project.....making some headway
Last Sundays Mothers Day second line was a feast for the senses. I continued to shoot focusing primarily on the children's experience, interacting with parents and friends. Next Wednesday I will be presenting some of my work from this ongoing project to get some help on editing the collection.
Looking at the images from all the 2lines Ive shot, I realized that there are a few distinct categories the photos fall into. At last nights 6 shooters event at the CAC (which was a success, I think) Richard Sexton got me thinking about the objectivity vs. subjectivity of this specific 2 line project Ive been working on.
Im not posting all the great shots from last Sunday but have begun gathering and organizing all my 2lines shots so I can finally find a good way to present them as a collection.
Labels:
collections,
documentary photography,
second line
Monday, May 10, 2010
Jazz Fest photos Posted on Daily News
For all y'all who read my blog but aren't facebook friends, I recently had some photos posted on
NY Daily News from Jazzfest. Check em out! and more on the web here. Which remindes me that I really should add some tear sheets to my website.
Got some great shots at the Second Line last sat (posted soon on web) plus met some great new people at Hi-Ho last thursday night.
Check out 2 local photographers I met over the past week:
Abdul Azziz & Conrad Wyre (AKA Sam)
Labels:
daily news,
Jazz Fest,
published phtotos
Friday, May 7, 2010
Drunk people are easy targets
Seems as though we can add Cinco De Mayo to the long list of holidays celebrated here in New Orleans. Spent last wednesday with a few photo class collegues over at Superior grill. Drunken subjects just make it too easy.
Check out the photos here.
Check out the photos here.
Labels:
cinco de mayo in New Orleans
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Jazz Fest 2010: the picks are in
Spent last weekend shooting JazzFest for the Jazz & Heritage Archive. As usual I found it very difficult to stay glued to the particular stages I was supposed to be covering and wandered around quite a bit. See this years JF SHOTS HERE on my website
Thank goodness I shot first weekend when the sun was actually shining. Not surprisingly I got a lot more excited about my shots taken of fest goers vs. shots of musicians on stage. I met a lot of cool people in the photo pit and ran into a million people from around town. Our house was packed with visitors including my parents who had an amazing time and will probably never stop talking about it until next years JF, when we do it all over again.
Its cool to compare last years shots with this years, wow the sun makes a big difference. Check out last years pictures on Daily News site here and even more from last year on my website.
I should have a gallery posted of this years shots on NY Daily News website soon, as well as several photos included in the next edition of Offbeat Magazine........Keep posted...comments encouraged.
Labels:
Jazz Fest,
New Orleans,
New Orleans Music Festival
Monday, May 3, 2010
SIX SHOOTERS....next wednesday May 12 @ CAC
New Orleans Photo Alliance presents:
SIX SHOOTERS | May 12, 7-9 PM
Contemporary Arts Center, 900 Camp Street, New Orleans
Free Admission
Moderator: Richard McCabe
Panelists: Richard Sexton, Elenor Owen Kerr, Bruce Schultz, Euphus Ruth, Ed Richards, Lisa Silvestri
Six Shooters is a moderated panel discussion in which six artists engage in discussions about their proceses’s, influences, inspiration and work.This edition of Six Shooters is the fourth in an ongoing series produced by the New Orleans Photo Alliance and will feature photographers who utilize large format photography in their work.
For more info go to www.neworleansphotoalliance.org
Labels:
new orleans photo alliance,
Six Shooters
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