After my shoot with Howard Shu, the country’s number-one ranked mens badminton player and, as of this week, first time Olympian, he asked me if Instagram annoyed professional photographers because everyone now thinks they’re a photographer. I thought about it for a second and, without going … Continue readingOlympian Howard Shu for the Wall Street Journal
In June, I had a fun time shooting production stills and behind the scenes images of the AARP/ESA Social Connection GameJam finale, which took place during the 2016 E3 Expo in downtown Los Angeles. Taking a cue from Shark Tank, the show pitted the top three … Continue readingProduction Stills for AARP
On a torrentially rainy afternoon in March, I found myself inside a nondescript hangar in Culver City shooting portraits of Dirk Ahlborn and Bibop Gresta, founder and COO, respectively, of Hyperloop Transportation Technologies for the German business publication, Digtator Magazine. They and their company are one … Continue readingA glimpse at the future – Hyperloop Transportation Technologies
My comedian friend Lachlan Patterson recently found a xylophone abandoned by a dumpster outside his Venice home. Unable to believe anyone would discard such a treasure, he adopted it and soon started to incorporate it into his act. Seeing this, I thought it was funny but also … Continue readingOn a high note w/ comedian Lachlan Patterson
I made a quick trip to New York and DC last week to take meetings with editors and art buyers and also made a quick stopover in Lancaster, Penn., to visit with family. I never have enough time to really shoot anything of substance on … Continue readingEast Coast
I’m happy to be presenting my work again as part of the 2016 Venice Art Walk’s open studio tour! If you’re in the neighborhood please drop by Elektrashock Studio at 1320 Main Street from 12-4pm this Sunday, May 22. I will also be joined by … Continue readingVenice Art Walk 2016