From the second my wife bought me an old Kodak Duaflex camera, I started to try to incorporate it in the studio. Over the years I’ve had some great shoots just shooting through that big, bright prism viewfinder those old cameras had. The productions have gotten bigger and bigger, and then to see it through…
After years in China it was safe to say I stopped noticing a lot of things. Events that had once been amazing no longer held my attention. They became commonplace. The images that filled my catalog changed drastically from year to year as things became “less interesting.” There was one constant, however: XiangQi, or Chinese…
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In the below paragraphs it’s my desire to make one thing clear, I’m personally trying to digest Boston. I’m by no means trying to establish a moral high ground, or morality at all. I’m trying to not speak in broad terms, also. I also realize the timing of this post and the possible perceived audacity….
I’m really excited to announce our first tour/workshop of 2013. We will be holding a workshop in one of my favorite places in all of Tibet, Garze prefecture. Garze has the most unique architecture I’ve ever seen in all of Tibet and the people are relatively untouched by modernization as compared to other places on the plateau….