6×6 is the blog of editorial and commercial photographer Tait Simpson. Brooklyn, New York creating artistic environmental portraits and landscape images.
I’ve been a bit slow lately, scanning and posting any work in the last few months, but I’m starting to catch up now and have a lot to share in the coming days. Below are a few out takes from a working trip to Florida in November. The first two are just a couple of [...]
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I love the feel of a roofed train station, and while this one in Jersey doesn’t compare to the grand, romantic stations in Europe, it does suggest a simpler time and an easier mode of transport. Empty Station Platform 25120
From Up Here Everything Is Easier #1 From Up Here Everything Is Easier #2 Summer Homes Landmannalaugar
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. Lapis Press [...]
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 will know [...]
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 Santa Monica [...]
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 unfinished [...]
