Posts Tagged ‘black and white’

Tobacco Trail Pilgrimage

May 17, 2013 | No comments yet

When­ever I get the oppor­tu­nity to see strik­ing pho­tographs from great pho­tog­ra­phers, I try to take advan­tage of it and make it a pho­to­graphic pil­grim­age of my own. Sadly, the last time I was able to make a photo-centric trip was back in 2010, when I flew to New York City to see Henri Cartier-Bresson’s […]

la poire et une assiette, le hibou et le lapin

April 3, 2013 | No comments yet

With Easter, and work, and the Full Frame Doc­u­men­tary Film Fes­ti­val get­ting ready to kick off tomor­row, I haven’t been devot­ing much of my brain to the blog this week. So instead I’ll leave you with some sim­ple images, from which you can draw your own con­clu­sions. I used a French title to make them […]

The Ubiquitous Lens

March 24, 2013 | No comments yet

I haven’t been to our nation’s cap­i­tal in about ten years. The last time I was here was before the iPhone, before the iPad, before the avalanche of dig­i­tal cam­eras, large and small, sim­ple and sophis­ti­cated, in the world mar­ket­place. I’m sure every­one was snap­ping away then on their film cam­eras and early dig­i­tal back […]

Facial Hair and Muscle on Display — Durham Event Photographer

March 19, 2013 | No comments yet

Beauty, brawn, panache–they were all on dis­play this past Sat­ur­day, March six­teenth at the First Annual Durham Beard and Mus­tache Con­test at Bull McCabe’s in Down­town Durham. In addi­tion to a great group of men and women sport­ing all vari­eties of facial hair, the League of Upper Extrem­ity Wrestling Women of Durham (L.U.E.W.W.D) was also […]

Another Great Day at the Zoo

March 12, 2013 | No comments yet

It’s Tues­day morn­ing and my com­puter is cur­rently crunch­ing Bar Mitz­vah pho­tos, so it’s a good time to post some pho­tos from our won­der­ful North Car­olina Zoo in Ashe­boro. I’m pretty sure I have writ­ten before about how cool the zoo is, so I won’t repeat myself. Instead, I’ll mostly share pho­tos and talk a […]

The Ebb and Flow

February 27, 2013 | No comments yet

This blog has no real beginning–no inspi­ra­tion, no epiphany, no “light bulb” moment. I’ve been going through older pho­tos again, feel­ing what they evoke, allow­ing myself to be trans­ported back to those spe­cific moments. Cre­ativ­ity ebbs and flows, and even when it ebbs, some­times you feel com­pelled to cre­ate. Some­times you still have to make […]

Fog

January 12, 2013 | No comments yet

It was unusu­ally foggy yes­ter­day after­noon and this morn­ing, so I took the oppor­tu­nity to get some ethe­real pho­tographs of the weather.

Jemmel, Sherisa, and the Bump

November 16, 2012 | No comments yet

  Jem­mel, Sherisa and I have been try­ing hard to make this shoot hap­pen, since time is run­ning out before the baby arrives. For­tu­nately, we found some time and got some pho­tos of a glow­ing mother and father-to-be!

An Explosion of Color

June 27, 2012 | No comments yet

One very impor­tant dif­fer­ence between color and mono­chro­matic pho­tog­ra­phy is this: in black and white you sug­gest; in color you state. Much can be implied by sug­ges­tion, but state­ment demands cer­tainty… absolute cer­tainty. — Paul Out­er­bridge Yes, I am per­fectly capa­ble of read­ing a cal­en­dar. I see that it is still June. But my self-imposed […]

Month of Monochrome: Progress Report

June 13, 2012 | No comments yet

Just wanted to report that my month+ of shoot­ing black and white for all my per­sonal work is still going strong, though I’ve snuck a color image or two in there because the col­ors were so epic and I couldn’t resist. I’ve also used black and white for some paid work, just not exclu­sively. Hope […]

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