I was out walking around the other day and came across this amusing scene. It reminded me of William Eggleston’s old tricycle photo, with a bit of a Venice twist. I’m also picturing it hung on a wall amongst my mother’s collection of old bicycle … Continue readingVenetian Eggleston
Erinn’s mother is trying to register their dog, Roark, as a therapy dog so kids at her library can read to him. Supposedly he’s a very calm, good listener. We, of course, couldn’t let this photo go to waste. Roark’s on the right. We’re still … Continue readingBlackmail!
I recently shot my first red carpet event for the AP, a promotional press conference for the upcoming fight between Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton in Las Vegas. None of the press photographers I met there expected it to turn into a madhouse the way … Continue readingPacman outtakes
Thousands have been protesting in Los Angeles this week after the passage of Proposition 8, which bans gay marriage in California. Today I attended protests in front of the Church of Latter-day Saints in Los Angeles. The Mormon church was the largest contributor to the … Continue readingNo on 8 – Los Angeles Prop 8 protests
As I sat stuck in traffic at the corner of Santa Monica Blvd and Avenue of the Stars the announcement came over the radio that the race had been called for Obama. Yeah! But, already!? Dammit! Sitting alone in my car was not where I … Continue readingObama on the radio
Cam, KC, Matt and I, after heading the wrong way on Mulholland Drive and finding ourselves at the dead end of a dirt road, decided to climb to the top of the nearest hill. And then we started jumping.