Big snowstorm today.

Moriah wanted to take a photo of this and I drove past it today and couldn't resist. Can't wait to see a (better) version on your blog.

Whittaker Bros. Halloween, 2010.

Hondo. October 2010.

Downtown nights.

Brooks' shins. (Been holding on to this one unintentionally for a while).

Sometimes a moment is interesting even when it doesn't appear like anything is happening.

I have a friend who likes to make circles. This spot also has the world's best slappy curb. It's a little farther than Payson though.

Felem, Ichibari, Japan. June 2010.

Moriah played hack in Payson(?)

Some photos just tend to work better as a pair....this was a weird roll of film where a few photos just seemed to really go together and needed to be paired up.

Slowly realizing how good the Contax T2 is. A few photos that have been sitting going nowhere fast for a few months.

Good times on a weekend.

Murdock. Skating the unskateable and being a handsome garbage man. Same day....true story.

Hondo. I totally missed the focus. But Hondo's a rad dude.

Tompkins Square Park with Brandon and Weston.

October, 2010.

Brandon and Weston did some wallies on some architecture.

More New York:




In 2011, I'm really going to miss Kodachrome and wish I'd just shot another roll of it in New York...I never shoot enough on my trips.

Roll The Ugliness.

For whatever reason, I seem to be really interested in the people who keep cities clean. I photograph them obsessively (along with chained up bicycles, pigeons, and a few other things) whenever I'm in a city away from home.

New York Mega Blog!

Here's a bunch of pictures I shot with color film with my point and shoot. I still have about two more rolls of film from this trip that aren't developed yet. Maybe someday....stay tuned.

Got my picture taken by the famous Louis Mendes.

I had lunch with Anne and Carolynn.

Batman was walking around Soho passing out flyers. I guess that's what happens after Wesley Willis whoops your ass.


Subway photos...I wear my influences on my sleeve.

Weston went with me.

We went skating around the LES before the show.....

Now on to the actual reason I was there Film Por Vida Print Exchange Show at Fuse Gallery

Ken Nagahara showed up right before the show with some of his signature big ass darkroom prints.

This was the bar at the entrance to the gallery.

A bunch of the photos Jai has received in the mail over the past five years. (Look close and you might see my face in there somewhere.)
Ray Potes of Hamburger Eyes fame.

Brian Brown was there!

Dan came all the way from England and showed up just in time fresh from his flight.

Brandon Fonville and Kelly took good care of us in the city.

Brandon and Jai. Jai is the best dude ever and pretty much started this whole thing.

Super big thanks to Fuse Gallery and Angela Boatwright for making this happen (sorry Angela, the photo I had of you didn't turn out.....next time).

Tomorrow at seven:




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