Sonnet XXI: Compost
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I spent most of July trying to churn out a feature length screenplay, so I neglected my other creative practices, which is how things go. I still ended up dropping off my film by the end of the month, but the photos were perhaps more disjointed than ever. I sort
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I finally photographed the rest of the stops on the Metro B. Woohoo!
The reason I'm only posting this now is because I didn't shoot the second half of this roll until June (post incoming for that, stay tuned).
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Max Charbonneau asked me to photograph an event he puts on called Survivor Live where a bunch of clowns and comedians play Survivor (yes, exactly like the show) in real time for 4+ hours.
Whilst in New York, I decided to use black and white film for the first time, with mixed results. Black and white felt fitting for New York somehow. I’ve realized after getting the scans back that the film does capture architecture very nicely, so maybe that's why
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Reviewing and photographing the aesthetics of my favorite metro line
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Home sweet home! Back in LA and with my newly repaired Nikon FM2, I immediately abandoned my intention to shoot a full roll in a single location
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My friends and I try to take a group trip to Virginia Beach each winter. It's one of my favorite times of year and this year I got to photograph it.
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After 10 years of shooting on a DSLR, I finally got my first film camera!