I Know What I'm Doing This Weekend
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Awhile back I met up with a few folks and photographed. It was hott and loaded with action. It was a great time for sure. Just hope I can go back to New York soon. Read more...
So, it's been an entire week since I last blogged and I can tell you that it's been a bit crazy. I had a mini vacation in California with my fiance and it was pretty damn good. Not much has been going on since then, but with these rolls of film that I have not developed I can tell you that I will be quite busy. In the coming days I will be releasing the online zine, talk about exhibitions happening, and will be releasing other zines in the process. Though that much of this is still in the works I can guarantee that it's going to be good... stay tuned.
Pretty excited for the next pressing of the Bueno Power Blogzine series. For this issue I will be presenting new and returning contributors to a night time photography theme titled I Can Only Remember Everything in the Dark. Photographers that I respect the most are included which I am upmost excited about. You don't wanna miss this issue. More details of the release soon.
I just finished watching this video. I must say that it brought me back to some of the people I knew who took these extremes, but not as far as these kids. My friend Keith let me borrow the dvd. It really shows the aspect of the youth's world and how they respond to the environment they live around. It's pretty interesting to say the least, but it something I could sort of relate to. If you can check it out. It's pretty crazy.
Film was shot by Justin Donais
Glastonbury Kids
This is what I've dealt with all semester. I took a still life class just to see what it was like. From last year my interest in this kind of photography had actually grown. I've taken influence on Theo Slavin as his work had inspired me to take still life photos in a more "contemporary" way. The images above, however, are more of my commercial like aspects to still life. It's more studio based than anything, but I tried the best I could to create a "look" that defined the images as it were taken by me. As you can tell... I really love color.
Things just got weird in April. Lots of rain, allergies, plans for wedding, meeting new people, seeing Bladimir again, getting to know people, and school just sucking the life out of me. I'm also unemployed since the easter season is over. It's like this endless cycle of being broke will never leave me behind. Alas, I persist on finding a job that will carry the weight of everything I need to lift up. April fuckin' sucks
If you've been following me for quite awhile you know that I've been doing a number of diptychs as of late. They sort of represent an idea of how things could suddenly go together without any thought of it going together in the first place. Just recently Feature Shoot had posted about William Mebane and a new blog he just opened up. It's sort of a rough draft space to see if there are any ideas he could cultivate for future projects. Without any intent of combining images together his theory was to make images everyday with or without a motive.
If you notice that much of his work has an underlying relationship with each other whether if it's in one frame or two. This is something that most photographers don't really see. This blog has definitely given me a fresh look towards a project I've been working on for awhile.
Check him out. It's definitely worth it.
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