Oct 26
Stills, Requiem For A Dream, 2000

Empty Coal in Minnesota, Mike Brodie, 2007
The one-and-only Mike Brodie, a.k.a. The Polaroid Kid, has updated his photo-site with a new set called The Rockaway Summer.. Be sure to check it out.

John Berryman, poet
Quotes on Berryman:
“We were brash in our own ways.”
“Phile Levine punched Berryman in the eye one night, breaking a pair of glasses and establishing a life-long friendship.”
Op. posth. no. 3

For I have never seen the sun / That did not bury his head in the side of the world / When the day is done
Shooting in studio was, and still is, for the most part boring to me, until today. We got the chance to shoot portraits & use strobes for once instead of continuous lighting. What does that mean? No more still-life! I’m falling for the 4×5 view camera & want to start shooting 8×10 when I have the funds. Film is expensive, but incredibly well worth the time & money. Try shooting at F64 with your digital camera.
Here is what i’ve shot so far:
Week 1: Still-Life (Perspective Control)

Week 2: Still-Life, Object (Continuous Lighting)

Week 3: Portrait, Francesca Fiorentini (Strobes)

More as time goes by.

Maybe it’s just my fascination with security and a general interest in circumventing it, but i’d like to recommend the film Street Thief to people interested in handheld-documentary style movies.
“official” site (myspace)