When I got an assignment recently from 1859 Magazine to shoot a layout on the topic of hippies, I immediately thought about my past work at the Oregon Country Fair. The editor asked me to get a few images scanned, and it was great fun to see these images again! And I think a few will be included with the article.
I love when an image sits in the incubator a while, and then suddenly has its day in the sunshine.
I will be co-teaching with Quinton Gordon a wildly fun, pulse-raising street photography workshop in Victoria, BC the weekend of June 11-12!
Sign up here. We are limiting the participants so that we can give individualized attention.
Lots of wayyyyyyyyy interesting characters in Victoria!
I will be giving a lecture on Humanitarian Photography on April 21 a 7:00pm at Oregon Health & Sciences University’s Center For Women’s Health.
Here is a link to sign up. Seating is limited, so registration is required.
Humanitarian Photography Lecture
I just found out that I will be giving a presentation at a wonderful photography gallery in Victoria, BC on the evening of March 27. We will focus the presentation on new images from Ethiopia, and I will sell limited editions of prints to help raise money for Ethiopian medical needs.
Thank you, Luz Gallery + Workshops, for contacting me and being willing to not only host the event, but to also donate your portion of proceeds!
The Towne Storage Building at 17 SE 3rd Ave. in Portland, Oregon will have open studio night on November 14 from 6-10pm. All studios will be open, and the whole building will rock! I will have new work to show, and a few ideas to share.
Free admission, and friends and family are welcome!
I got this hair-brained idea to seduce a chef into coming home with me. And then showing his stuff to a handful of foodie friends. First up: Mofofiggity from the notorious Nostrana restaurant.
The night was a total BLAST! I took teeeeeeny tiny camera video, and my “creative ADHD” writer/photographer friend Heidi Swift made some killer stills and posted a blog entry about the evening.
Moz-makin’ video here.
Party time video here.
Sneaky hiding of store-bought mozzarella caught on my stealth camera:
Gerry Ellis’ wild way with the camera:
For some reason, everyone was obsessed with this vacuum cleaner (another Gerry Ellis photo):
Which chef is next?
I dug this photo out of the archives for someone, and then thought I should post it here. I was in Harlem the night that Obama won the presidency. This was at Sylvia’s, and the house was rockin’.
