I now have a two day shoot for NatGeo on a story about rising sea levels. My assignment in Rodanthe NC is very specifically to shoot a house being moved off the fast eroding beach and down the road to higher ground. I will do this in the next few days. Yet here just down …
I rarely shoot a straight up portrait like this. However, this time it just seemed right. Not as an iconic image, and not my style, but simply as an appreciation for this exquisite face. I made many photographs of the rather shy Dasha , from the Ukraine, shooting pool, playing with her friends on the …
This is near Charlottesville,Virginia and is part of Family Drive work. This with Mamiya VII and Tri-X film
Lijie Zhang The Innocent If you believe that there are people who are different from us, then the value of their existence is often represented in some other way. We began this project two years ago with an interview to Guo Haiping, one of the few people who have dedicated their career to researching and …
Write a good caption for me here. It is labeled fiction, so that gives you some leeway. So good caption, or your interpretation of what is going on here. The truth will eventually come out.
Bob Black Loomings Upon an Horizon Author’s Preface: It has been more than a year and a half since I completed “Loomings Upon an Horizon” and I have not, until recently, looked at it since except to show it as part of an author’s talk and projection in January 2012. I have set it adrift and …
Tomer Ifrah Moscow Metro “Israeli photographer Tomer Ifrah (b. 1981) photographed scenes from the Moscow metro, a vast and bustling transportation network which slices through the echelons of society, carrying an average of 6.5 million passengers daily. In the cold of winter, people travel between the poorly lit underground and the near-perpetual dark life above-ground, …
The scene at home. My archiving crew joined by my dear friend Lauren Martinez who showed up tonight by surprise. Lauren was my assistant for OBX story recently in NatGeo and a family friend. My living room a mess yet the good vibes warm a winter eve.
Sometimes I just like to be silly with pictures. Mike, Pilar and I just climbed to the top of Jockey’s Ridge at sunset in the outer banks. On our way back to my house alas the obligatory jump shot. They refused to jump more than three times. Begging did not work. iPhone capture
