Photo Portfolio 2012
These are some of my favorite photos from 2012, presented at random and context-free. This was a great year for adventure, travel, and creative exploration. Fingers crossed for 2013!
“Devil May Cry” Character Series: Kat
In this photo series, Sage Mears cosplays herself from the upcoming prequel to the popular video game franchise, Devil May Cry. Welcome to the real world, Kat.
Portraits Inspired by Facebook
A photo portrait series of people on Facebook, inspired by their profiles. This is a visual summation of my “friends,” informed by the socially-networked content they offer.
Five Well-Lit Moments in Los Angeles in November
Whether on a hike in Griffith Park or just at home looking out the window, the November sky provided some beautiful light shows here in LA.
Salton Sam
A few photos from a recent roadtrip to the Salton Sea with Samantha Sciotti. My car is still covered in desert debris from an unexpected nighttime sandstorm, which was exactly as badass as it sounds.
Miles to Go Before I Sleep
Street artist Shai Dahan has given one of my photos the ultimate street cred in the West Bank, and its new oversized self can now been seen on the wall in Bethlehem.
Stories from the Holyland
A photo series, video collection, and a handful of articles from the Holyland. This project is currently in development and will be updated regularly throughout April and May.
Photo Portfolio 2011
These are some of my favorite shots from 2011. They’re not organized by theme, but are very people-centric, and most were taken in and around Los Angeles. 42 images right this way…
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[sip]: a thirst-branded travelogue
I didn’t intend on extensively documenting my traveling beverage habits, but the drink makes a pretty nice subject. Also, it’s good for thirst. So two birds, and whatnot.
Flickr Favorites
This is a Flash slideshow (sorry mobile users) of Flickr favorites, curated by visitors visiting, commenters commenting and favoriting, and a lucky few headlining on Flickr’s Explore.
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