Street walking
Living in SB has me thinking differently.
As Instagram continues to fall apart we need to focus on driving interest back to our personal sites. The access that these platforms provide is immense and immediate but we are starting to see the downside. Twitter vs. the typewriter in one form and the print vs. the post in another. As we evolve as artists, new interpretations of how technology can help will be formed.
Sharp dresser: Soft image
Something from the archives
Trying out a camera I have never used before, while shooting film, in all manual exposure mode with manual focus
There is little better than getting uncomfortably close. f/8 on a super wide will get you there, no need to frame even; just shove the camera up their nose and smile!
Welcome to the future people. With phones becoming ever more amazing. Especially after Google acquired snap speed. I was able to photograph this, edit it and post it to the blog without typing a damn thing! Text to type is amazing
Man, yesterday was a whirlwind. I didn't eat right and kinda fucked myself for dinner, but I took today off and rested up. All I can say is that in my limited experience, upper Manhattan is boring. But Chelsea and The Meat Packing District are pretty cool. Very hip indeed, although I just realized I don't have the kind of income to live in this city the way I would want!
I must say that there is something inherently charming about the juxtaposition of the well dressed and the dirt of the city. THIS IS A METROPOLIS
Today was so NY. I walked from the hotel to Harlem and then over to The Upper West Side and down toward The High Line. It felt so neurotic walking to nowhere, but I had fun. The Garment District has a lot of "dressers" which makes total sense, I'm kinda mad I didn't stop anyone for a portrait. I don't think I am eating enough and get a little weird around 3.
SOMETHING TO WORK ON
