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 a [...]
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 from [...]
I know its not environmentally kosher, in fact I was a little shocked to see it, but 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
For such a short trip Copenhagen really took hold of me. I hope one day soon I have a reason to return. Here are a few more images from the Botanical Garden that encapsulate what I love about spaces like this. There is an inherent absurdity to labeling, shaping and cordoning what is in fact [...]
Frida (Lip Gloss) Palae Photographer Frederiksberggade #1
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. [...]
A few out-takes while on the job recently. Pompton Plains New Jersey: Behind Best Western #1 Behind Best Western #2
I’ve been traveling a lot in the last week, showing the book during a short trip to Iceland and now a two day shoot in Jersey, i haven’t had much chance to filter through new images but I think there may be one or two in there worth posting. One that jumped out at me [...]
After a relaxing day in the Pampas, we embarked on an 11 hr bus trip to Mendoza at the western edge of Argentina and the countries most prominent region for wine production. The city itself is quite nice, with wide avenues and a more laid back feel than BA, but after venturing out of town [...]