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Radio Controlled
i recently purchased a set of Radiopopper JrX gizmos. they’re radio frequency triggers used to fire flashes off-camera. i wanted to use the Allentown Fair as a backdrop for some interesting experiments with the new devices. before we started, we had a bit of a scare as they seemed to be triggering randomly and withoutContinue reading “Radio Controlled”
What’s That
for today, just a little poem that i’ve always loved. it always seems to capture me and i guess i just seek it out when i need it most. enjoy. What’s That Before it came inside I had watched it from my kitchen window, watched it swell like a new balloon watched it slump andContinue reading “What’s That”
Chaos Theory
a colleague at my day-job recently set his communicator status (the nearest thing we’ve got to a facebook stream in the office) to a quote from a fortune cookie. normally they’re just rubbish and often poorly translated adages. but this one struck a particular chord with me. “Before the beginning of great brilliance, there mustContinue reading “Chaos Theory”
On Becoming Small
when i was in high school i played in the band. it was great fun learning to play an instrument and eventually i had what i thought was enough experience to begin basic forms of improvisation. it was fun and when it was done well while everyone else was playing a piece straight, it soundedContinue reading “On Becoming Small”
Help a Friend – Susie B Benefit Print Sale
hello friends: I am sure that many of you may have heard about Susie B (model mayhem, deviantArt) and her recent accident. While she is currently on the road to recovery, her medical expenses continue to mount. Susie is anxious to return to work as a nurse, but with the recent outbreak of swine flu andContinue reading “Help a Friend – Susie B Benefit Print Sale”
Albuquerque
Traveling to Albuquerque, NM was a chance to work with my dear friend Stephanie Anne on some art photography in a region of the southwest that I’ve not had the chance to work yet. The landscape in New Mexico is unique and along with the community of artists there, I knew I would be ableContinue reading “Albuquerque”
Review of our Contrasts Show at Monsoon
I was recently interviewed by Geoff Gehman, an arts writer for the Morning Call, our local daily news paper. Geoff spoke to me and Olaf Starorypinski about the pieces we have on exhibit right now at Monsoon Galleries as well as photography, influences, shooting nudes, and the tremendous creative contributions that the models provide inContinue reading “Review of our Contrasts Show at Monsoon”
Contrasts Exhibit at Monsoon Galleries
Two premier fine art photographers, Olaf Starorypinski and Scott Nichol share their very different visions of the female form as expressive subject. Each artist will show works from series that evoke the passionate and the pastoral, the industrial and the ephemeral.
Out Takes
i’ve found over the past year or so that when i choose to work with a given model, the characteristics i look for have changed significantly. as a young, inexperienced figure photographer, i tended to look only for beautiful features, great figures, and a certain kind of hair style that i might think would workContinue reading “Out Takes”
So Many Stars 