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Shot for Amtrak’s in-train magazine The National. On trains now.
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Oakland, Ca.
Shot for Amtrak’s in-train magazine The National. On trains now.
El Cerrito, Ca.
Shot for Amtrak’s in-train magazine The National. On trains now.
Alyssa Schukar
From her photographs from Standing Rock and other parts of North Dakota
Ex-governor Rick Perry (R-Texas) has just been named the Energy Secretary. Perry is on the board of the company that is spearheading the Dakota Access Pipeline. Our current government may have stopped the building of the pipeline for now, but come January, that could all change.
Please consider donating to the Sacred Stone Camp or getting involved in other ways!
Flying into Salt Lake the other day.
Cayce and I are moving to California at the end of the month. With our moving truck booked and some solid leads on getting on our feet there, we’re starting to feel the reality of our impending move. Some of the items on our Utah bucket list will have to wait until we come back to visit (which we will, often).
Cayce has yet to catch a fish on her fly rod. I have yet to visit Bryce Canyon. My pickup truck is still yearning to know more of the red rock desert wilderness.
Utah is a place to get lost in. Soon, California.
Jake @ Arches National Park. (2015)
Digging through archives as I prep my book for NY. Somehow I missed this one. I sold this camera today. Nostalgia emerges.
Hit me up if you’re in NYC and want to meet up. I’ll be in town September 14-21.
The River Elbe, Dresden. (July 2016)
Berlin. (July 2016).
Victoria , Pedro Reyes’s haunted house taps into the scary side of American politics - The artist calls the Creative Time project in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park “political catharsis”, for The Art Newspaper, August 30, 2016.
See also, The Best Little Hell House in Texas x Die Familie Schneider.
As soon as someone spends any time in a room, you accept it as a normal room.
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US olympic runners Galen Rupp and Matt Centrowitz training for Runner’s World. Rupp won a bronze medal in the Marathon, even though it was his second marathon ever and Matt is the first US runner to win the 1500 in over 100 years. It was brutally hot on the track the day we photographed them as they did speed work. Yuck.
I ran alongside Mike as he was shooting this. The monolight on a monopod that I was carrying fell apart from the bouncing of our feet hitting the ground trying to keep up with Rupp. Seriously intense runners, these guys are.
I don’t know how Mike ran a mile keeping up with him, but I certainly couldn’t have in that 100+ heat.
The Photographer’s Non-photography Syllabus: Alec Soth
At long last, another installment of “The Photographer’s Non-photography Syllabus,” this one generously penned by Alec Soth. Check it out at the TIS books website.
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Cayce and the whales @ Big Sur (2016).
San Luis Obispo for The San Francisco Chronicle
Some bay-porn. Makes me excited for the move Cayce and I have been planning for 2017.
Newsweek: SEEKING RADIO SILENCE IN WEST VIRGINIA’S QUIET ZONE
It was quite a pleasant surprise when Jared, whom I had met at the Newsweek offices last year, emailed me about featuring some of the work I had shown him on Quiet! He mentioned that my the book for it had sat on his desk ever since and that he had looked at it often.
Very happy to see this work go up somewhere (at the link above), and to see the nuance of the long form article that some of the photos also went with, out on newsstands next week. You can see Chris Stokel-Walker’s article here now.
A meditation on survival by Alec Soth
“It’s the shits,” he said, “I might as well paint bars on the windows of this son-of-a-bitchin’ place.”