6×6 is the blog of editorial and commercial photographer Tait Simpson. Brooklyn, New York creating artistic environmental portraits and landscape images.
While on location last month in this really cool converted warehouse in Queens, I made the following images. The space itself was quite eclectic, but there was an eerie, haunted sense about it that I hoped to convey here. Bedroom Door Mirrored Hall #1 Mirrored Hall #2
It’s been rather quiet on the blog for the last few weeks and there is definitely good reason for it. First, I was out for a week on location in lovely muggy Columbus, Ohio which I found was quite a nice little city and great place to run if you are in to that sort [...]
The latest and most likely last from the Hotel Delmano series. I think this subject is finally winding down and I’m feeling like I’ve exhausted the possibilities of how to reinterpret the same window. Though the beautiful thing about it is I could walk by again one day and who knows maybe something new will [...]
I’ve been shooting a lot of reflections lately, like the Hotel Delmano series and Ghost in the Machine. Here’s another much different from those, made in the open door of a bar around the corner. It is never open for business, but the shelves are stocked. Occasionally the doors are flung wide open, the televisions [...]
Copenhagen is overflowing with parks. Each is more beautifully manicured than the last with sweeping landscaping and lawns perfectly trimmed. For all intents and purposes each one could be an arboretum with every plant variety meticulously marked for identification. It is all so orderly and comprehensive, but perfection is only one side of the coin. [...]
Mother and Son I learned this morning that my grandmother, the last remaining of my grandparents, died last night. June Simpson had suffered the loss of a son, her husband and Alzheimer’s. Yet throughout she was a faithful and loving woman who brought a sense of joy to everyone who knew her. She was 93. [...]
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 [...]
