6×6 is the blog of editorial and commercial photographer Tait Simpson. Brooklyn, New York creating artistic environmental portraits and landscape images.
Here’s a recent image of my good buddy Venturo, looking thick like a body builder. Taken the same day as the Yuengling can below and shot with one of my pride and joy/piece of photographic history cameras: the Leica M6 TTL. After an inspiring conversation with a friend recently about this camera, I decided to [...]
No commentary, just a pair of new images to share. The first from a very cloudy and stormy looking day at the beach, which coincidentally is my favorite weather for a day at the beach. The second from a BBQ before the bad weather settled in. Lifeguard Tower Yuengling
The NY Times published an article yesterday about the Google Chrome project where illustrators were asked to provide original artwork for free to be used as skins or a facade for the new browser. It is not surprising and quite disturbing first that Google, a company that reported $1.4 billion dollars in profits in the [...]
Having seen the virtual tour of the new Dan Winters’ book by WTJ?’s Andrew Hetherington, I thought I’d give my own book a similar treatment. Since the website isn’t yet up and there’s no other place to see these images at present, it seemed appropriate. So, get comfortable and browse through the new book, either [...]
It has been months of shooting, editing, designing and production, now finally the pieces have all come together and the new portfolio has arrived! The Box Arrives Producing my first custom bound portfolio hasn’t been an easy process, there have been bumps and complications along the way, but I had a lot of help from [...]
You won’t often find me leaning over to take photographs of flowers, small animals or other such things, but here are a few images from a short series I was working on for a little while called Flowers at the Hotel Delmano. Each time I’d pass it seemed there was a new bouquet in the [...]
I think I must be rebelling against my recent re-exploration of B&W because lately I’ve been carrying around a lot of color film and even shooting a number of pure color studies (and primary colors no less). Here are a some milk crates bookended by two images of dappled light (more dappled light here and [...]
