NYU’s Gallatin School recently went live with their new web site. During ’09 and ’10 I worked on a range of assignments to create an image library to help brand the new site. The work encompassed architecture, portraits, and fly-on-the-wall candid photography to bring to life Gallatin’s mission as a diverse, passionate school [...]
Freelance photographer, Scott Nelson, on covering the current events in Egypt and on what Cairo, his home base for the past decade, has come to mean to him – via the New York Times Lens blog.
Long ago, in some back room deal or in some aptly named act (The Gas Station Attendant Employment Act, The Local Pump Logistics & Safety Act) it was determined that no one in New Jersey or traveling through New Jersey can pump their own gas. And while that may seem odd (it does), it [...]
The chart:
Via aPhotoEditor and the original site.
The duo:
Listening to The Black Keys – Brothers and trying to find a bad song. I can’t.
The classic:
I heard Pink Floyd’s – The Great Gig in the Sky on Radio Paradise the other day [...]
…lately? A fresh snowfall (insert irony to taste.)
iPhone photos. Panorama is made from seven images.
This happened on a shoot late last year, thought I’d pass it along. There are probably others like me who own both Profoto AcuteB and Acute2 packs and heads. Great kits, you can use all of the same modifiers, but despite having the same cable-to-pack connectors you cannot interchange the heads.
The AcuteB [...]
All shot on January 15, 2011. Canon G10 photos, Aperture only processing. Click images to enlarge.
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Update: February 21, 2011: Reading Above and Below the Line.
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