Outtakes from my shoot for Kneon Magazine…
Day 111 of 365
(hallucination)
More girls….
111/365
April 21st, 2014108/365
April 18th, 2014
105/365
April 15th, 2014Day 105 of 365
(perpetual motion machine)
A photo I took of the Venice pier last weekend inspired me to stand in other places and take the same photo over and over.
I’m not sure how I feel about this attempt.
103/365
April 13th, 2014
102/365
April 12th, 2014I recently collaborated with Kneon magazine on a feature for their 10th issue.
Portraits to accompany interviews of some LA-based models.
I got to shoot (mostly) analog.
Day 102 of 365
(chris cook/venice 2014)
This image didn’t make it to print but I kind of love it.
Fuji instant peel apart film shot with an old school Polaroid land camera.
A sample from the editorial and more daily photos after the jump…
99/365
April 9th, 2014At the end of January, I worked on a music video for The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger (the GOASTT).
Directed by my partner in crime, I spent the two-day shoot taking still photographs.
The vibe of the video is all 70’s so I busted out the prisms.
(as if I needed an excuse though…)
The video premiered yesterday so in honor of that, I bring you day 99…
Day 99 of 365
(charlotte)
Check out the video, some stills, and more daily photos after the cut…
(FYI – due to America’s ridiculous puritanical beliefs – this shit is NSFW)
96/365
April 6th, 2014Day 96 of 365
(someone is waiting/watch the world cave in)
I stand in the same spot and take the same photo over and over again….
93/365
April 3rd, 2014
91/365
April 1st, 2014And once again we’ve reached the 1st day of a new month.
I introduced other film formats into this yearly endeavor. I posted more photos of people.
I also started (and finished) the task of organizing my negatives – and I came across photos I hadn’t seen in years (sometimes a decade).
And some of them were good.
Day 91 of 365
(requiem for dying mothers)
I saw Finding Vivian Maier today.
A woman who’s work was only discovered after her death. And only then because someone bought a box of her negatives.
And thus began the quest to find out more about this unassuming nanny who turned out to be one of the most prolific street photographers of our time.
She worked in a very different genre than I.
But I find her incredibly inspiring. I mean, she created a HUGE body of work for no one but herself.
She didn’t worry if it would appeal to the masses. She did what she wanted.
We can all learn a lesson from Ms. Maier.
88/365
March 29th, 2014Day 88 of 365
(sans soleil)
2006.
This is the single most beautiful light leak/chemical mishap to ever happen to me.
It basically changes what would have been a completely static image into something that is on fire.
Alive.
More daily photos, random experiments, and published work…