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A few production stills from the Ars Magna shoot with Rough Mountain Studios. I’ve been collaborating with Justin and Danielle from Rough Mountain on a series of videos using visual thinking in photography. Thanks to Andrew Kubica for coming by the shoot to take some stills.
Showing an image from the Schwartz wedding in La Jolla to talk about pattern. That’s Justin in the foreground.
Danielle coaching me into uncontrollable giggles with a pretty napkin.
Another treat from childhood – the sticky joy of devouring a fluffernutter sandwich. [For those of your who are inexperienced with this New England classic click here]
Still Life with Fluff
Fluffernutter on wheat.
I flew in early in LA for Dan and Grace’s wedding, and the night before my friend filmmaker Kelly Sears invited me to a backyard screening. Tucked away in a steeply graded backyard, a makeshift screen was set up. Popcorn was passed out, and we sat in makeshift bleachers while we watched a series of short films and animations from local filmmakers.
Thanks for inviting me, Kelly. I love outdoor film going.
Some landscape of of our time in Kansas, with the ubiquitous Sadie road trip portrait.
Flint Hills in Kansas
Windy.
Limestone in Kansas
Kansas landscape
Finally arriving in a very windy and cold Kansas City, after two long days of driving.
Dakota and Duncan Bellinger swimming at the dog park.
Sadie shaking off after her first fresh water swimming experience.
Thanks again to Joe and Skylar Bellinger for hosting us, and asking us to stay for Easter dinner, and hosting a beautiful afternoon at their Overland Park home.
Joe Bellinger, in his easter shirt, in his Overland Park home.
Basting the ham for Easter dinner.
Place setting and small bouquet at the Easter dinner table.
Grown folk table at the Bellinger’s Easter Sunday dinner.
Skylar Bellinger helping her husband, Joe, cook Easter Sunday dinner.
We met some very interesting entrepreneurs, and had a wonderful time visiting with Joe, Skylar, their friends and family.
Trent and I spent the first day of 2009 enjoying the natural beauty of Northern California, specifically spending some time with the dog at Muir Beach. The wind was sharp, the trail fairly crowded, but looking west to the water, it was enormously peaceful. I sat and looked at this for a long time. Could this be an equivalent? Possibly.
Happy New Year!
I love finding graphic elements against natural textures.
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Another found minimalist piece of art. Can you guess what this is?
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An image from a walk I took, with my camera, and the willpower to not look at any of the images until I got home. Just a little reminder of the anticipation of film days. Not in focus, but I liked the movement in this, and the color.
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