The video I shot for our film was the first time I used the Canon 5DM2’s video capability, and I was amazed at the quality results.
Category Archives: Exhibit
Studio Event: A Celebration of Ethiopian Women
OHSU Lecture: Humanitarian Photography
Here is a link to sign up. Seating is limited, so registration is required.
Luz Gallery in Victoria, BC: Ethiopia Presentation
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!
Image Accepted Into International Show: Jamie Lee Curtis, Juror
For more information, see Texas Photographic Society.
Open Studio Night: November 14, 6pm-10pm
Free admission, and friends and family are welcome!
Hero Wall Celebration + Coverage
TV coverage here.
Oregonian coverage here.
See more of my images here.
And heeeeeere is George, O Printer Extraordinaire!
Letting the doves fly, along with wishes, in the middle of the closed downtown street in front of the World Trade Center:
A father’s emotion:
And there is a serious side to the day as well. This is not a typical “happy” photo from the festivities, but I am sure this little girl has many questions in her mind.
Outsider Art Project
I then had the idea of asking her to paint several other commercial photographer’s images. This resulted in a show that paired her paintings with each photographer’s photographs. The pairings sold, and proceeds went to Margie as well as to three charities.
A link to that show is here.
When I visited Mary Ellen Mark last month, she was struck by Margie’s talent. She asked if Margie would paint two of her images. Here is a pairing of one of Mary Ellen’s images:
This is Margie, and her website is here.
Children’s Cancer Association: Unveiling of the Hero Wall
This Sunday, September 13, we will unveil 25 portraits of children and teens who were selected by hospitals, community specialists, and the staff at CCA for their extraordinary spirits despite facing fragile medical conditions. The wall will be unveiled at 12:00 Noon in front of the World Trade Center at 121 SW Salmon in Portland, Oregon. All afternoon long there will be rockin’ music, games, face painting, tempting foods and an array of treasures to be found.
You, your whole family, friends and neighbors are welcome to join us at any point, and the energy is light and welcoming. Our purpose is to celebrate these lives!
At 4pm, the Portland streets around the World Trade Center will be closed, and music will be played as each child releases a homing dove into the sky. It is a poignant moment for everyone, and a reminder of how important it is to stop and reflect upon what is most important to us.
A heartfelt thank you to Pro Photo Supply for donating the printing of these images, and to DigiCraft for mounting all of them.
See some of last year’s Hero Wall photos here.
We hope to see you there!