Website Update...

I've finally added new images to my website. I'm on a Black & White / Hot Rod kick right now, so that's what I've posted for content. When I got into this whole photography thing, Black & White is what I fell in love with and developed my early skills using. Cars have been a fascination of mine ever since I was a six year old boy playing with Hot Wheels, so the "car culture scene" proves to be an endless source for documentary photography for me.

This change to the site is also an attempt to show work that is signature to me, an example of a theme which I photograph on a regular basis, and something that I am passionate about. It only makes sense that I've come back to these two things.

If you are visiting my blog but haven't seen the update yet, click the image below...

I'd love to hear your thoughts...

Family of His...

My good friend, Jason Houston, photo editor of Orion Magazine, recently took part in a three person show titled, "Family of Mine." It all went down at Rayko in San Francisco and it just so happened that my wife and I were heading that way for her to shoot a wedding...After attending the opening of Jason's show, we headed back to the car and I snapped a couple of city landscape shots along the way. Using street light poles and planter boxes as makeshift tri-pods, made it possible for me to pull these off...

Hello Brooklyn...

I came across a couple pages of B/W medium format negs I shot while visiting my friend, Doug Macgregor in Brooklyn back in, around 2005. I found a few that I thought turned out kind of cool, even though mostly under-exposed, and decided to crank out some quick scans, mess with them in Photoshop a bit and post them here...

Recent images...

Here are a few randoms I took recently. They come after a small burst of inspiration I got from watching a documentary on William Eggleston...

Mail Bombs...

My artist friends have good habits. Every once in a while, they throw something in the mail to me just for fun and it is always great stuff.

One of those friends, Gail Pine, who collects "found photos" with another friend of mine, Jackie Woods, and she knows that I have an addiction to car related art. Sometimes her mail bombs are cool old photos of cars that she's come across. Here's a couple for you to see, the B/W image is an original Minox print made with a Minox camera...