// February 9th, 2010 // Comments // History, photography
From ABCNews. Photo Taken by Det. Greg Semendinger/NYC Police Aviation Unit
These Photos are absolutely Breath Taking and Every Eerie. (full slide show here):
// January 6th, 2009 // Comments // Projects, photography
A while ago i was searching for idea of projects using disposable cameras and came across an website by Matthew Knight called The Disposable Memory Project. The idea is to hand to someone or leave a disposable camera somewhere public so that someone will take it, snap a few pictures, then pass it to someone else. Once its full the camera is developed and the pictures posted.
I decided to participate and drop some cameras around Nashville. My plan was to put two out this week but with this rain I only got one place. It was placed on the bench in front of the Whole Body Store in Green Hills.
I will be putting some around town over the next few months so keep a lookout. Who knows I may just walk up to you somewhere and hand you one.
A link to my part of this Project
I got props (did I jsut type that?) and mentioned in the same place as my childhood and almost current crush) Kylie Minogue.
// April 6th, 2008 // Comments // Uncategorized
A few years ago I saw an exhibit at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts called Twilight by Gregory Crewdson.
What strikes me with these it the way he is able to portray the eeriness that comes when light fades to darkness. The seemingly normal settings have something abnormal happening.
I hope to someday be able to do pull something like this with my photography.
A few of my favorites are below:
Links to more of Gregory Crewdsons stuff:
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