Here is the cover of the Physicians for Peace Fall 2010 Giving Catalog and News Mailing. It arrived in mailboxes last week as a 5.5″x8.5″ postcard that folds open to a really nice 8.5″x25.5″ poster full of information. The designer, Ellen Libby made really nice … Read More →
Category Archives: New Work
Video of my print portfolio
The people over at Wonderful Machine made a 2 minute virtual experience of flipping through my print portfolio. It’s nice to have for people I can’t meet in person. Check it out!
Cover photo of Financial Planning Magazine
Back in August I photographed Amanda Gift for Financial Planning Magazine. She is a Managing Principal and Vice President at a local firm called Signature. This is a magazine that goes to Financial Advisers via subscription, so it is only now that I learned they … Read More →
Goat Herder in Haiti
This is one of my favorite photos from the Haiti trip about a month ago. This guy watched me take landscapes of the Artibonite River Valley for about 20 minutes until finally I asked him if he would pose for a photo. There was almost … Read More →
Baby behind bars
For some reason when I look at this photo, I think of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. Her chubby little arms and that face just crack me up. There is absolutely no Photoshop done to this expression. This photo came out of a stock shoot … Read More →
Haiti: Home of Fine Italian Dining
Given the reports I read, I was expecting the apocalypse. But from a few thousand feet above the ground, Port-au-Prince looks a bit like the outskirts of Lima and others cities in the developing world. It’s greyish brown. The color of unfinished cinder blocks sprinkled … Read More →
Jumping into Haiti
I’m going to Haiti in four days. It’s a very last minute trip for a group called Physicians for Peace, where my wife recently started working. I’m scrambling to get my health papers and photo equipment in order and I feel a bit like the … Read More →
The Conan Blimp photo
If you are a big Conan fan, you’ve probably been wondering, “who shot that amazing photo of the blimp?” You can now rest your curious mind. It was me. On it’s way to Philly, the blimp made a pit stop in North Carolina to have … Read More →
Photo manipulation/tampering history
Mary found this site today featuring research on image manipulation and tampering. It has a nice, and occasionally funny time-line of examples. The research is done by Hany Farid and other professors at Dartmouth University who are “developing mathematical and computational algorithms to detect tampering … Read More →
English bulldog photograph with an old camera
In an ongoing effort to create posts that are barely connected to the one that came before, I share with you this photo taken over Thanksgiving with a very old wooden 4×5 camera that I borrowed from my friend Knox Garvin. 4×5 indicates this was … Read More →