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I thought I’d share a few images from my recent trip to LA. I was out for Review LA, to visit with a few ad agencies and also catch up with some old friends. I dropped by Photo LA as well, browsing the latest offerings from a number of local and international galleries. [...]

From a trip over the Dallas Divide during a mild snowstorm. I’ve crossed over this pass a number of times and this grove of Aspen trees are always intriguing and somewhat foreboding.
Dallas Divide

Here are a couple of images from a recent walk down Manhattan Ave in Greenpoint. I love this street and will often take a walk to visit the bank or post office rather than make the trip into the real Manhattan. There’s always a lot of activity, as anyone familiar with the area [...]

It’s a new year and time to get back on the proverbial blogging horse. So for my first post here in 2010 I’ve got some cool news – I’m heading back to California tomorrow for a fun filled photo week. This weekend I’ll be visiting Photo LA, the annual contemporary photography fair in [...]

Both from the Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport, August 2009:
Little Kid in a Big World #1
Little Kid in a Big World #2

I spent two days in Rogers Arkansas in mid-September helping my father wrap up the last of a few loose ends at my grandmother’s house before it was sold. I had a bit of time between dropping him off for his flight and my own, so I went exploring around the came across this [...]

I read this morning that a US state department official met with authorities in Cuba to discuss a number of small but significant issues between the two and apparently are making some small inroads into thawing the 50+ year icy relations. I think the most amusing of these gestures is that we’ve turned off [...]

An image from the Snaefellsnes shoot in Iceland. It was the last image we shot and the first frame of the video project. More to come soon.
Bjarndis’ Allegory of The Cave

It figures that while I’m out on location in the middle of nowhere the web host would inexplicably go down at a time when there is nothing I can do about it. Anyway, I’m back online again here (obviously) so I thought I’d share a couple of behind the scenes photos and an update [...]

I know its not environmentally kosher, in fact I was a little shocked to see it, but there there is an undeniable beauty of so many balloons in the sky. It reminds me of the end of Le Ballon Rouge, Albert Lamorisse’ 1956 short film.
From Reykjavik’s gay pride parade earlier this month:
Pride