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If you make art involving the nude — as a photographer, model, painter, sculptor, performance artist, filmmaker, or any other way that you can think of making art… I want to interview you.
My email address is at the 2:40 mark in the video.
I’ll be in NYC from June 20-25 and Chicago from June 28-July 1.
Trips to DC, Atlanta, Texas, California and the Pacific Northwest… Continue reading
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That’s the best way to describe my first time… how about yours?
As a follow-on to the story of how I first became interested in the nude as a photographic subject, here’s the story of my first nude photoshoot… Continue reading
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The sun sets over the wreckage of Mulberry-B, more than 60 years after D-Day.
The Mulberry harbors were artificial ports created by the Allies, in the days following D-Day, on Gold Beach (at Arromanches-les-Bains) and Omaha Beach (at St. Lawrence-sur-Mer). Mulberry-A, at Omaha, was destroyed in a Channel storm, in late June 1944, while Mulberry-B was utilized until the liberation of Antwerp gave the Allies a functional deepwater… Continue reading
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A tease from my recent photoshoot with the lovely and talented Nettie R. Harris
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A tumblr reader recently asked how I became interested in the art nude as a subject matter.
It all started when I was 12…… Continue reading
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I have recently updated my portfolio. Please explore my newest work.…
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Do you have a story about being walked-up upon, while on a nude shoot? Sorry, but I am already giggling about what I am imagining to be your response.
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I’ve had people walk-up on photoshoots twice.
The first time was with Leah Ashley, early on a very foggy Tuesday morning, during a river shoot. She had just slipped off… Continue reading
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SpiroScindo in “Remnants Of Empire And Innocence” by Photosmith
We are thrilled to announce the winner of the January/February Top Photography prize! Our own Corwin Prescott was the judge this go round! He picked a wonderful winner.
“Judging the January/February photography contest is one of the hardest things I have done. The quality of the work on many of the sets was really quite… Continue reading
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When picking up photography, don’t focus on which camera to buy, focus on which lenses you’ll need and the rest simply falls into place. Continue reading
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I recently came across a handful of my photos on a couple of porn sites.
I’ve had photos stolen before… sometimes with attribution, mostly without. But this, was different. They’d managed to mangle the image by deleting my watermark and then slapped their own URLs all over the image.
Look, I’m not going to ape the MPAA and claim, hyperbolically, that reposting a copyrighted photo, without permission… Continue reading
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Quite possibly the most nerve-wracking experience of my life, thus far — at least amongst those of my own choosing, I’ve just submitted my application to Duke University’s Masters in Fine Arts – Experimental and Documentary Art. Wish me luck.
This Wordle was built using the text of my statement of purpose — the hardest 2 pages I’ve ever drafted… Continue reading
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No, I’m not photographing real-estate. This is a glimpse at a new project I’ve recently begun. The excessive numbers of surplus existing homes crowding the housing market has been cited as one of the major forces behind the slow pace of the economic recovery.
I was surprised to find, that even in the relatively-moderate income county which I call home, that there was a large number of relatively-new houses for… Continue reading