Between trips to the desert I’ve been spending a lot of time in the studio lately. A few weeks ago I was in the mood to experiment with some different portrait lighting and invited my friend Nana (right) and her friends Elle (left) and … Continue readingStudio time
An article recently ran featuring work I did for Der Spiegel last summer. The story focuses on the slow economic decline of the city of San Bernardino – home of the original McDonald’s restaurant – as it teetered on the brink of bankruptcy, which … Continue readingThe Slow Death of San Bernardino – for Der Spiegel International
A couple weeks ago I got the chance to escape the summer heat that was lingering over la la land a bit past its welcome when I flew out to the pleasant little hipster haven of Asheville, North Carolina to visit my dad and his … Continue readingSmoky Mountain high
Another amazing 4th of July has come and gone in Venice, complete with water balloon fights, 11-foot-tall bicycles and the resumption of the annual Marina Del Rey fireworks display, which last year went on hiatus due to budgetary restrictions. Most of the day was spent … Continue readingWater fights, tall bikes and decadence on the 4th of July
It’s been an exciting week in Omaha as we watch Missy Franklin compete to qualify for her first Olympic Games to take place next month in London. I’ve been helping my friends shoot some of the final scenes of their film, Touch the Wall, which … Continue readingMissy Franklin’s on Fire
Rowboat taxi, Saint-Marc In May I, along with Erinn and our friend Michael, traveled to Port-au-Prince to work on a project on the NGO Global DIRT. More on that will surely follow later once the project is completed and hopefully published. The following images were … Continue readingHaiti along the way