Mendocino Wedding

While editing photographs from a wedding I shot the other week, I was intrigued by the faces of the older gentlemen. They have so much character. Here are a few portraits.

cera

This picture is inspired by fashion. Imagine how things we wear right now (or desire to wear) would look funny in a 100 years:



The image was shot on a golf course in Pacifica. The toilet paper rolls were bought in Scrap - recommend this place for props. It is a store for creative re-use of things. You can find there random things for very cheap price. I payed $5 for about 200 old toilet paper rolls.

-Elena

Mi Buenos Aires querido

These are some photos from my recent trip to Buenos Aires, the city of Tango.

Jose

i am with the fans

this image is from my series i am with the fans showing a fans perspective to music culture.

i hope you dig...
walt

Image Published in Berlin

JNatural, an artist who I produce music for was featured in TIP Magazine in Berlin! I also did the photo, Didnt like that choice but I'm happy to have my stuff in Germany.

Jeff Dojillo

I'd like to display my recent work here and some promo cards examples because unfortunately I will be shooting a wedding this weekend and will not be able to attend Saturday's class.

I really enjoy working with perspective. I think about how our reality is already interesting and we don't need to use much photoshop to create images. I have nothing against photoshop but at the same time I think it is overused. So, I installed doors in the park that were rented from Urban Ore (great place to get props!), my model was freezing, the wind was crazy, I had 5 minutes of the desired sunset light:



Here are some promo cards I made. I think I need to make more because my photographs are so different, I don't have a particular style, and I don't know who my target is. I'd like to make a small promo book that I can give awaya but don't know where.

Please leave some feedback...

I will bring hard copies next time.

-Elena

it's a gmail life

this is a series that i started this summer because i am really interested in the way that technology has taken over our generation. the faces on the bags are of the gmail emoticons that we see every day when text messaging and emailing.

©abbywilcoxphoto

Inspirations from All Places

Greetings to all! While I am busy at work like I imagine all of you must be, I have to stop and remember to have experiences outside of my photography habit. For those of you in San Francisco who enjoy the inspiration of music, there is an offering for a free operatic performance held at AT&T Park this weekend, . I so often enjoy a surprise of creativity born of this "cross training." May whatever breaks you are taking feed you.

WHERE IS THEIR VOTE?

Agathe

Polaroid update

What up people!  Hope everyone is having a GREAT summer so far.  I just came across this article about the folks trying to bring back Polaroid:  http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/26/technology/26polaroid.html?_r=1&ref=technology

Would be cool if they figure it out.....

Taylor

Eleanor St.

Folks, if you want you  can  check out more of this  new project by visiting  my blog.

http://friendoflemon.blogspot.com/

charlie

THANKS ALEX

Thank you for another epic class, Alex! Also, thanks to Katherine Leonard for stopping by to check out our work.

 

-Amanda

sustainability///_Edward Burtynsky

Here's a a great speech by Edward Burtynsky regarding his images and the topic of sustainability. It's taken from the inspiring website TED:Ideas Worth Spreading. 

Here's another site with solutions-based journalism that takes a big-picture approach to sustainability. 

www.worldchanging.com

Hope you enjoy.

-Kevin

www.kevinkunishi.com

www.kkunishi.blogspot.com

"Accepting his 2005 TED Prize, photographer Edward Burtynsky makes a wish: that his images -- stunning landscapes that document humanity's impact on the world -- help persuade millions to join a global conversation on sustainability."

Lisa Wiseman's Second Show - This Thursday 5/7 at the 625 Sutter Gallery

Hi Friends!

Please come help me celebrate my second show A Quiet Selection this Thursday, May 7, in San Francisco at the 625 Sutter Gallery.

This is a great chance for you to see my work if you missed my opening of "Something Like Home" in April; I will be showing a selection of work from that show.

The details are below - feel free to contact me (lisa@lisawiseman.com) if you have any questions. Please check out my website for more of my work.

I hope you're able to make it to the opening!

Opening Reception:
Date: May 7
Where: 625 Sutter Street, San Francisco
Time: 5:30-7:30pm

If you can't make the opening the show will be up until May 31
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My website: More of my work
My book: The accompanying show catalog/book
My blog: My blog

UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

Kenneth Josephson
L.A., 1982
Robert Koch Gallery: May 7 - June 27



Robert Frank
Parade—Hoboken, New Jersey, 1955
“The Americans” at SFMOMA: May 16 - August 23



I’m excited about these upcoming exhibitions… definitely not to be missed!

-Amanda

CHAVETTA

the amazing Alejandro Chavetta. 

open, tacit, honest, real, encouraging. thanks so much man. 

James

KIRSCHENBAUM

BRILLIANT BRILLIANT BRILLIANT. 

thanks again Josh. thanks everyone.

"everyone thinks im filthy rich.

i get my clothes second hand.

im starving in this high rise apartment.

and i refuse to pay another dime's rent. i refuse.

so i'm going to washington, to be a budget consoler.

and put this damn country back on it's feet again."

we'll get all of the works online shortly.

James