We’re coming up on the 2 year anniversary of these two, and since this elopement has always been a favorite of mine, I thought I’d share it on the blog today. Cindy & Eric already had an upcoming wedding planned in the mid-west, where they were also relocating for Eric’s new job. But Joshua Tree was too special to them and they wanted to say good-bye their own way, so they decided to elope there on the down-low. It was just the two of them, an officiant, and me as their witness and photographer.
Posts tagged:portrait
Callahan Knitwear & Sweater Line Fashion Shoot
Above image: A big YES to LA rooftop photo shoots on cloudy Sunday mornings. (Downtown Los Angeles, California, February 9, 2014)
Wednesday Ephemera #7: Polaroid Snapshot (Year Unknown)
Above image: The morning light comes through the window and hits my desk, both shadowing and highlighting one of my favorite found photographs. The origin and date of photograph is unknown.
Wednesday Ephemera #6: A Panoramic Group Photo (1950)
Above image: A panoramic group photograph of The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company Repair Department, Glendale, California (January 1950).
A Weekend in Santa Barbara
Above image: Sea Grass. Taken at Shoreline Park, Santa Barbara, California, November 11, 2012.
I was very lucky to break away from Los Angeles this past weekend for some much needed solitude in Santa Barbara. As I’m reminded time and time again, sometimes the best medicine is to separate yourself from the everyday and freewheel through the streets of a not-so-familiar city to pull yourself out of wherever you’ve been hiding.
Whiskey Faces (as of July 8th)
Above image: The Whiskey Faces of friends Katherine, Shane, and Mike.
I’ve been visiting friend’s living rooms the last couple weeks, shooting my latest artist project “Whiskey Faces”. “Whiskey Faces” is a photo series that is a tribute to a time (approx. 2003-2007) when whiskey and over indulgence were routine to our every day.
Things to Come
Above image: A portrait of good friend DG Brosky, San Francisco 2012
Found Self Portrait, 2005
Whiskey Faces (Outtakes)
Above images: My good friend Chad sits for a couple Whiskey Faces test shots.
I started shooting an artist project last night that I’ve been thinking about for the last 7 years now. The start of a project, especially one that has been a long time coming, is always an exciting time and I’m looking forward to the portrait shoots I have scheduled throughout the week.