Morning coffee at the South Fork Campground in Sequoia National Park.
Experimenting for the first time with DSLR video w/ a rented Mark II. I’m hooked. This is going to get expensive.
Morning coffee at the South Fork Campground in Sequoia National Park.
Experimenting for the first time with DSLR video w/ a rented Mark II. I’m hooked. This is going to get expensive.
I was reading about the police beating of Kelly Thomas, feeling deeply troubled by what I was reading/seeing. And then suddenly an ad for….NURSE JACKIE!
I wonder if advertisers realize where their ads are being placed sometimes. And if they would even care if they did.
This is a short documentary about dumpster diving that I edited and helped film as part of a group final project in college in New Orleans. This is one of those projects that started out as one thing, took on a life of its own, and became something entirely different. This is the result.
Guess who?
Richard Nixon. 1974.
I’m assuming a lot has changed since then. It makes you really question what we compromise in the name of growth, and how imperceptible the effects of those compromises are at the time that we make the decisions.
What else are you hiding from me, LA?
The Spadena House, Los Angeles, CA.
Photograph by Andrew Stephen Goodrich.