I’ve been adding new pictures to the strangers gallery on my portfolio site. Most of them are wonky, blurry photos, but I really love the moments they capture.
Strangers
March 9th, 2010 by brandi
Asheville Trip
February 24th, 2010 by brandi
Some pictures from last weekend’s Asheville trip!
the first snowcapped mountains i've ever seen
the view from our hotel was ace
a little no-nonsense advice from the fine folks of asheville
asheville
crystal skulls and pyramids!
best crystal/mineral store i've ever seen
sunrise
obelisk
i get rewarded for having my camera ready at all times
best thing i've seen in awhile!
sk8r kids in hendersonville
this is what america looks like, mostly
this is the NC you'd see in brochures and on commercials
Ryan McGinley Slows His Roll
October 22nd, 2009 by brandiOver the years Ryan McGinley has perfected the snapshot, capturing sublime moments of beauty from a world that seems to be in fast forward. His subjects are joyfully suspended with perfect grace while running, jumping, falling and splashing.
“Moonmilk” is McGinley’s latest body of work, and it’s slow like honey. All of the 24 photographs are taken inside caves, a surreal environment which dwarfs and embraces his ever-present nude subjects. In a feature by the Guardian UK he describes his change of pace: “I’ve never worked so hard on anything in my life. The preparation that went into [the shoot] was immense. I had to slow everything down – the exposures, the sitting times for the models, the lighting, everything … it was like an opera.“
Here’s a sampling of “Moonmilk,” view more at his site.
Erin Hanson – Recovering Lazyholic
June 29th, 2009 by brandi
Grizzly Bear Show
June 25th, 2009 by brandiWe saw Grizzly Bear in Chapel Hill NC a couple of weeks ago, it was pretty amazing. The pictures don’t do any justice…
Akshay Mahajan, Photojournalist
May 13th, 2009 by robert
Wang Du
May 8th, 2009 by robert
Insane Interactive Photos of NYC
May 8th, 2009 by robertThese interactive photos taken above NYC are incredible! Go see…
interactive time-lapse photography
April 19th, 2009 by robertHere are some interesting examples of interactive time-lapse photography.
Their Circlular Life: An exploration of human interaction in a 24-hour timeframe. Contains 5 time-lapse observations with 100 photos per day. Each one has sound to accompany the time of day.
Daily Dose of Imagery: A photo blog with some interactive time-lapse Flash movies.
Art Beat: Well this one’s more of a film but still worth mentioning. It is a 360º interactive film that let’s you choose were to view the room and when.
