Jan 8, 2017
Mackenzie Davis and Kerry Bishé photographed by James Joiner behind the scenes of SXSW 2014
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Mackenzie Davis and Kerry Bishé photographed by James Joiner behind the scenes of SXSW 2014
#justtakeonesecond.
Photographer/journalist James Joiner asked a few of us to take some long exposures over the next few weeks and post them on instagram, tagging them #justtakeonesecond.
Herein my first two (the second of which is a positive print of New 55, the new instant positive/negative film.) The idea is for us, the photo takers, to take a moment, step back & breathe a little, and for the viewer to maybe stop scrolling for a moment and do the same. This is an everyday occurrence for me because I use old cameras with slow old film and I'm old.
After a few weeks, some of our images will be chosen for a limited run zine -- AND we will choose some of YOURS. Just use the #justtakeonesecond hash, breathe, cough (that's what happens when I do it), and post a long exposure
All proceeds from the zine will go to 1% for the Planet.
A police dog tears apart an unarmed black man's face while officers watch.
today in front of the temporary bane of my existence and in a vain attempt to elicit water from the rock of this unfortunate residential chapter while shooting something for a contribution to The Daily Beast’s Instagram account.
Read James Joiner’s interview with me about my Instagram feed in The Daily Beast. Or don’t. It’s entirely your call.
Iron & Wine, Houndmouth, and The Head and the Heart perform in Red Rocks, Colorado.
This constant barrage of negativity has reached its logical apex: a populace full of fear and mistrust. We know now what people are capable of, even if the people who are actually capable of such things are the lunatic fringe and not the norm. And that's just it... At our core, we're not a mass of evil monsters laying in wait for the chance to get over on each other. That's just the character we play on TV... we're starting to believe our own extremist fear mongering rhetoric to the point of losing ourselves in it. And that's one thing we definitely don't want to turn into a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Polls Say We're All Untrustworthy Monsters -- But Is It True? - by James Joiner (article on www.Esquire.com)
