In late 2011 I made a short, The Crane Life. It was an example of what could be created from four small time lapse sequences, shot in pairs, during one visit to a job site. Lots of promise for what was to be an ongoing series documenting a construction project in Manhattan. In theory we [...]
When we moved in, just over the seventeen years ago, the driveway was a mess. Roots from tall spruce trees had lifted it up, sections had hidden layers of brick going back to (?), and other areas had the world’s ugliest aggregate concrete. But… the road in front was scheduled for rebuilding and it didn’t [...]
This past Saturday, on location in Brooklyn, for a magazine cover shoot:
Around the corner from the studio:
Princeton University’s five-year fundraising campaign, Aspire, just ended having raised $1.88 billion. I was privileged to help create imagery for its kickoff and now its final report.
The images can also be viewed on my web site in the Princeton Aspire gallery.
When you think of a museum it is often of a sprawling building with large open spaces and the public moving through them. As much as that is the case, the opposite is true as well. Most museums can only exhibit a fraction of their collections and it takes as a lot of space, hidden [...]
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