Outtake for Wired UK story titled “The science behind the best memorisers in the world.” This is Johannes Mallow, Extreme Memory Tournament Champion.
http://www.wired.co.uk/magazine/archive/2015/09/features/extreme-memory-tournament-mental-athletes
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Outtake for Wired UK story titled “The science behind the best memorisers in the world.” This is Johannes Mallow, Extreme Memory Tournament Champion.
http://www.wired.co.uk/magazine/archive/2015/09/features/extreme-memory-tournament-mental-athletes
Outtakes from a NY Time mag feature a month ago. Story was on Carlos (top left) and Roby (top right), two ex-cons who pick up inmates the day they are released from prison and help guide them through the changed world. Dale and Stanley are two former lifers who did 20+ years of a life sentence for drug crimes because of the CA 3 strikes law. Prop 36 changed the law to getting a life sentence for only serious and violent crimes. Lawyers working probono on behalf of Dale and Stanley helped secure their release. Here they are shown at a transitional home in Los Angeles called The Amity Foundation.
This was one of the over options for my NYT Mag Boomerang Kids photo essay last year, this one unfortunately didn’t make it. It’s one of my favorite images.
This is Alexandria, 28, eating cereal in her Mother’s home in Austin TX. I got called on a Thursday, I think, to see if I could shoot two cover options on Saturday and Sunday to be delivered by Monday morning. I was alone on this as I was with the other shoots, but this time, I was emailing with photo editors throughout the shoot since it was for cover and they had to consider space for type and headlines etc. I think I had about 3.5 hours total here and then left to the airport where I barely made it on my flight to Chicago for the 2nd cover shoot.
Here's a few selects from a feature I photographed a couple weeks back for The Hollywood Reporter. I was assigned to cover the media frenzy around the "American Sniper Trial" in the small cowboy town of Stephenville TX, about 90 miles West of Dallas. Such an amazing experience. Incredibly sad for the Kyle and Littlefield families. I'm glad they are happy with the verdict.
The first landscape photograph is the last road Chris Kyle (The American Sniper) and his best friend Chad Littlefield drove on with Eddie Ray Routh at the Rough Creek Lodge. Routh would later murder Kyle and Littlefield at the shooting range of the lodge where Chris would take veterans with PTSD to shoot as a form of therapy.
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Black in Silicon Valley.
Feature for Fast Company on Tristan Walker, an African-American entrepreneur known for being the head of business development at Foursquare and an advocate for racial diversity in the Silicon Valley Tech world. Now he's focusing on his start-up Walker and Co., which aims to transform health and beauty for people of color.
December 2014 issue. Shot in Palo Alto, CA!
Few more photos on my website
http://damoncasarez.com/albums/categories/assignments/black-in-silicon-valley/
PDN article on me in Sept 2014 issue :)
HI! Here’s a nice article PDN Magazine did on me for the September 2014 issue. The article talks about how real the struggle is and how I took a photo essay idea and pitched it and photographed it around the country for my dream magazine client/photo editor heroes. I still can’t believe this all happened.
READ IT!
http://www.pdnonline.com/features/Picture-Story-Indeb-11500.shtml
Lauren in her room, Irvine CA. Lolita fashion enthusiast.
Sam Albritton, background actor. Hollywood, CA.