I was recently in Boise, Idaho, to photograph a wedding. It’s always a great day when I get a gig in Idaho, because it means I get to spend some time with my uncle and aunt, Paul and Marsha, and their kids and grandkids. While there this last time, we went out to Nampa to...
Quite Normal A series of portraits of adolescence. November 27 – December 31, 2010 9am – 5pm Monday – Saturday Please join us for the Artist Reception: Wednesday, December 1, 2010, 7-9pm CameraWork Gallery You don’t have to suffer to be a poet; adolescence is enough suffering for anyone. ~John Ciardi Adolescents are often discounted...
The self-published photobook is an exciting new avenue for photographers to present their work directly to the public. In addition, the photobook itself can be a work of art. As part of the Davis Orton Gallery’s commitment to showcasing the work of contemporary photographers, the Gallery presents a juried, international photobook competition. Fritz Liedtke’s artist book version of...
It doesn’t matter the size or budget or location of a wedding, I really enjoy working with and photographing fun people. And Lauren and Mike are fun people. They were married in Woodlawn Park, in NE Portland, after getting ready at a friend’s house nearby. Not only was the park a beautiful place for the...
Let me start off with a story, from the Rhythm Traders website: A drummer since the age of eight, company founder Brad Boynton set off in 1990, for a nine month trip to West Africa, with a degree in Anthropology and his backpack. He chose Africa because it appeared to be the epicenter of rhythm...
