Dispatches: Marc Silber
Marc Silber is a busy, busy man. He’s got his own production company, does a ton of motion, knows everything digital but still has the heartbeat of an M2 and TRI-X. I met Marc years ago when he interviewed me. …
Gear Head: Grand Canyon Father’s Day Tribute
First episode of “Gear Head.” I figured the day after Father’s Day would be a good time to debut this little category. My father is gone, but trust me when I say he had plenty of moments like the man …
PRINT: Andrew Kaufman, My Ceylon
What you have here is a book based on a journal. First you need to travel to the location you so desire. Then you make your work. Then you make your journal. Then you design your journal book in the …
JUST LISTEN: St. Thomas
It goes like this. Ship to line. Line to bus. Bus to destination. Fun. Destination to bus. Bus to line. Line to ship. More fun. The Tropics are so seductive. When you cut through the tourism angle you are left …
Just Listen: What is Art? Paul Gero
Paul Gero is a long time friend. Photographer. Reformed journalist, but you can still see that life bubble up when he makes portraits and films. Sponsored by Sony now.
Dispatches: Ted Gogoll
I met Ted Gogoll in 1995 during my first longish trip to Latin America. Ted was living with the family next door. Recently he was paging back through his journals and came across his notes from the day we met. …
Just Listen: What is Art? Gabe Eggerling,
I first photographed this guy when he was just two. Gabe is a power kid. He will leave the world a better place than he found it.
Print: “A Season with the Titans” by Paul Gero
Paul Gero is one of my oldest friends in photography, and I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who loves photography more than Paul. Photography is in his blood and has been since the early, early days when he had …
JUST LISTEN: Somewhere in the Caribbean
Right outside my window. A rescue bird. The thick portal glass masks the rotor wash. Almost like I’ve lost my hearing. There is an elegance to the operation. It’s beautiful actually. And then, in the midst of a tourist minefield …
JUST LISTEN: St. Thomas Overlook
The signs for the banana daiquiri started at least ten clicks out, at first just small blue and yellow hints, suggestions that there was perhaps a beverage on our immediate horizon. With each passing K the signs enlarged to mythic …
JUST LISTEN: St. Maarten
This is what you think the Caribbean sounds like. Rightly so. Walking. Sandy and hot. Murals and more sand. I’m a black and white guy but sometimes the color is nice.Caribbean art work is explosive.