Erik. San Francisco, CA. October, 2012.

Salt Lake City, UT. January, 2012.

Salt Lake City, UT. January, 2012.

Cross reference here.

Salt Lake City, UT. November, 2011.

Salt Lake City, Ut. October, 2011.

Jeff. Salt Lake City, UT. October, 2011.

Rose Park, UT. October, 2011.

Keaton, F/S Ollie. Orem, UT. July, 2011.

Colt Bowden.
Utah County, UT. July, 2011.

Salt Lake City, UT. July, 2011.

Two cute dogs.

Edith (top)

Fozz (bottom. R.I.P. buddy)

Salt Lake City, UT. July, 2011.

Andy's birthday.

Salt Lake City, Utah. July, 2011.

San Francisco, California. April, 2011.

I have been going to SF a lot the last two years as I have recently made a lot of friends there. I finished laying out a zine of photos from those trips today. Hopefully, I'll be all done making copies tomorrow. These photos are not in the 'zine as I ran out of room and/or vertical shots didn't quite work with the layout.

An afternoon at Kimmie's house.

Hotel Benson.

Portland, Oregon. February 2011.

Lightbar.

Portland, Oregon. February, 2011.

Travis. January, 2011.

After all the trash I talked on during my previous post, it is important to know that I did take a conventional portrait on the same roll.

For the last little while, I've been into this type of picture. A lot of people think a "good" portrait dictates you can see the person's face. However, phototgraphers give little thought to what happens to the moments in between "decisive". I think the world has enough of the same photos and "good" is someone else's definition when it comes to photographs. Like Araki, I feel photographs often have the purpose of a visual diary. This moment happened in my life, even if I pushed the shutter at the "wrong" time. It feels good to be wrong sometimes.

Clouds.