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05.19.10New York, I Love YouBack from another fruitful trip to New York, where the weather turned from dull, rainy and gray, to the most luscious Spring weather imaginable. My wife and I were down for a little visit with friends, and I got to meet with a few of my editors and clients, as well as taking in some shows at the MoMA and the New York Photo Festival. Here are some highlights, in no particular order: The Strand Bookstore Wow, this truly is the epicenter of the North American bookstore universe. I bought a copy of 'Annie Leibovitz at Work'. New York at Night New York at night, ...
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05.11.10My Portfolio on the iPadWhen the iPad was launched, a colleague asked when I was going to get mine. I wavered, and said I'd wait and see. "But it'll show your stills and motion work like no other tool? Why wouldn't you get one?". Touché. So when our studio got two iPads a few weeks back, I was really curious to see how my website and new motion work would look. It was at that time, my website designers at A Photo Folio announced that they were the first "portfolio web design company to release a custom iPad version built in HTML5". Awesome. So here's a quick ...
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09.23.09Quiet Power![caption id="attachment_739" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Line 37 Concession 8"][/caption] My "A Moment Before" project has been written up in PDN's latest Online Feature: The Quiet Power of Microsites, along with three other photographers and their microsites: Phillip Toledano and his beautiful site "Days With My Father", Brooks Reynolds and his site "We are Sleeping Giants", and Andy Freeberg's "Andy Freeberg Photo Art".
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06.18.09I am a SugarbabyI'm pleased to announce my new Canadian Rep, Mahshad Aryafar, of Sugarmama Productions. Looking forward to working with her, and along side her talented roster, which includes: Angus Rowe McPherson, Robyn Vickers, and Hasnain Dattu.
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03.25.09Joining the Q&A Series on Stone Thrower blogLast week, Jaqueline Bovaird, an Assignment Rep at Glasshouse Assignment, asked if I'd like to contribute to their popular Q&A series on Photo-blogging. The Q&A discussion that I've contributed to is entitled: Photographers Photo-Blogging? Useless or useful? Have a read, and be sure to join into the discussion!
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03.13.09Up and Running on GalleryStock.comAfter a few months of editing, I'm pleased to say that part of my back catalogue is now managed by the London & New York based Gallery Stock. They have a great roster of photographers, and have quickly become a superb, full service image licensing agency with high quality imagery. Many thanks to Sabine and Stewart at Gallery Stock for all their work on getting this done. They also have a very current Blog, which is worth bookmarking/tracking: http://www.gallerystock.com/blog/
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01.22.09Fuck you OK[caption id="attachment_366" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Johnny Cash (Flipping the Bird), San Quentin Prison, 1969 © Jim Marshall"][/caption] A great piece on eradicating creative mediocrity and complacency in this age of over-hyped fear by Greg Pond, the photo director at Fortune magazine : http://www.spd.org/2009/01/ok-is-not-ok.php
