Plexiglass Culture Study

This is an homage to David Welch. Material culture study of plexiglass adhesive backing.

Full Circle

I have finally made it back to rephotographing myself. East Canal Street second view.

Fraction Magazine

I have severely neglected this blog, but only because I have been severely busy doing other things. Like website updates. Also, this month I am proud to be featured in Fraction Magazine Issue #26! Natural Selection is the title of my thesis show that will be going up later this month. So much to do, so little time...

Map Turtle

A couple weeks ago we were walking at the beach and saw this little guy trying to run into the ocean. We snatched him up kept him around our blanket for a little while, then let him go. I'm not sure how long he would survive in the ocean, being a freshwater turtle and all. Maybe it was in the middle of an identity crisis, or it just decided to evolve.

Cumberland Island

Last weekend I went camping on Cumberland Island for a few days. I saw a lot of animals (both alive and dead), hiked a bit, and relaxed on the beach. Below are some highlights. My favorite is the couple posing next to a dead humpback whale.

[mis]Understanding the Masters

"The most difficult thing for me is a portrait. You have to try and put your camera between the skin of a person and his shirt."

-Henri Cartier-Bresson

...and, WEBSITE UPDATE!!!

Six Year Old Film

A couple weekends ago I decided to finish off a couple rolls of old film on an adventure with my friends Reid and David. Here are some exposures that somehow survived their trial by bipolar plastic camera.