Thursday, February 25, 2010

Open your EYES

I was reading an article about the close of NY Fashion Week. This will be the last Fashion Week in the tents at Bryant Park. I used to cover fashion week as a photographer, and all I could think was how glad that I WASN’T there this time, packed in with hundreds of other photographers, pushing, cussing, and jockeying for what is essentially the same shot. I remember after the initial excitement wore off, I couldn’t believe how these guys would elbow you to get the same picture every other photog was getting: A GIRL WALKING DOWN THE RUNWAY.


In the downtime between shows, I started looking through my outtakes, trying to find something different out of all the sameness. As the girls would get closer to the photography riser, the flashes would begin to make them blink, and you would get a few “blown” shots. I really liked these images the best and I started trying to get the blinks, and putting all these outtakes together.

OPEN YOUR EYES







Thursday, February 11, 2010

O'Dwyers February Cover!

More Feb Tear Sheets.

O'Dwyer's Magazine environmental issue! I took this picture at Jenny Lake in the Grand Teton National Park.







Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Out of the Box magazine #7

Italian magazine Out of the Box, ran some pictures I took of Chrissy Angliker
and her artwork.
I still haven’t found out how to get my hands on a copy, so if you are in Milan,
grab Issue #7 for me, will ya?


Friday, February 5, 2010

the Forlorn Hope

I watched a show on PBS the other night about the Donner Party. It's such an amazing story that I was familiar with, but never knew all the grisly details. My favorite part of the story is after being stranded and starving, 15 members of the party calling themselves "the forlorn hope," made snowshoes and set out over the mountain to get help. They were the first to eat one of the dead. Standing in the dark with their backs turned to each other. Shortly after, those stuck back at camp were eating people too. For some reason, I had to slap text on this picture I took out in the Gros Ventre Wilderness of Wyoming.