Sometimes I liken photography to fishing. You just have to pick your spot and be patient. I know I’m not the first to make the analogy, but it’s often fitting. With varying success I’ve waited in one spot for close to an hour at times, … Continue readingGone Fishin’
“Want to buy a cookie?” a group of voices asked in unison, startling my wife and me. This was a few months ago and happened just as we were strolling home along Windward Avenue in Venice. Looking just to our right we saw a couple guys smiling through … Continue readingThe Stoop
I’m very excited to be showing work during the 2015 Venice Art Walk’s Open Studio Tours this year. It’s a great event that raises hundreds of thousands of dollars annually to help the Venice Family Clinic provide medical care to 20,000 low-income, homeless and uninsured patients. … Continue readingJoin me at the 2015 Venice Art Walk!
Whether for assignments or fun, I regularly travel throughout Southern California and constantly have a camera in hand. Here are some random images from recent travels throughout Southern California, ranging from San Pedro’s Sunken City, above, to Palmdale, Oceanside and San Onofre, which you can see after the … Continue readingCalifornia Rambling
I’m happy to have found a couple of nice surprises after (finally) developing a couple of rolls I shot on a recently acquired 35mm Holga on my recent trip to Truchas, New Mexico. These are low-res, and sometimes scratchy (hopefully due to a cheap scanner … Continue readingTruchas revisited
Tip for a great summer: self-assign a project revolving around surf culture. Even if the project’s a bust, at least you can spend a couple of days a week surfing and hanging at the beach and call it work. That’s been my plan this summer … Continue readingScenes from San Onofre