Love What You Do
Love What You Do
I got published in a couple music websites for some photos I did with the band Magic Castles. Anton Newcombe recently
signed these guys to his label – A Records.
Here are some links to check out.
portable-infinite.blogspot.com/2012/01/anton-newcombe-discovers-new-band-magic
here is another day of my exploration in black and white photography. I noticed a deviant quality in the Saint Paul community today.
The ambiance of clutter in the the coffee houses seem filled with anxious folks anticipating spring. We haven’t had much of a winter this year and
the site of empty buses and complacent smokers catch my eye.
I got bored before work and shot some black and white which I rarely do.
Not a huge, at least from what I can produce. So here is my attempt to wow
you. Leave some comments or a sure dude. I wanna figure out how to turn the like button
into a sure dude button. Someday. Enjoy
I got some shots heading up north of Portland a couple weeks ago. The fog gave the shots a cool aesthetic.
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The preconceptions of my invite had been far from the actual results. Seeing as the venue is setup for more intimate environments and look to hold 20+ crowds on Wednesday night shows. I was pleased to see Channy Leaneaghs following centered at a place packed with friends, fellow photographers, journalist and local musicians. Toby Thomas Churchill was welcomed by playing with Leaneaghs backing band and welcomed this Duluth musician perfectly. I believe the new Polica album is a highly anticipated release this year and any chance to see Channy live is well worth it. I hope to do some photo work with these guys in the studio process for her solo album, but until then enjoy these couple photos I had snapped.
Here are some photos from a wedding I shot in august. Out in the back woods of Wisconsin, this family made me feel extra welcome. I had such a blast doing photography for Bill and Jackie. During the wedding day it was overcast but we made the best of it and kept our smiles. I love you guys and hope all is well.
after not playing for over 6 years, the original members of Late Duster assemble for one night at the Cedar Cultural center. The band had asked me to shoot some photos for this special event. Brian Olson had been flown out from his current city in San Francisco and has been excited to play this show for quite sometime. As I arrived, Brian and Mike had been unloading their equipment. I patiently awaited as the chairs had been slowly filling up. It had been a couple months since the last Dosh show and with my first experience with Mike Lewis joining, it was worth the wait. Since my time in the twin cities this past year, the music scene seems to keep me on my toes with all the collaborations with all these great artists. I feel apart of the community the more I reside in the cities. The respect for these musicians is more then what I could write, so here are some shots from the night. 
