Thursday, October 30, 2008

Camden's Wedding

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

A recent cloudy day.

Critical Mass finalists

Congratulations to Ian for once again making it into the final Critical Mass round! The list of finalists can be found here.

undesirable

Of course this one will not help.  It's much too large.

Monday, October 27, 2008

progress to shelley night

just shelley or...

I'm hoping this is the final of this image. I would really appreciate some feedback. If there is anything at all you have to say please say it so I can iron out this pic.
I am accepting any and all criticism. Please be honest and harsh!
This is a better look at the creature.

Saturday, October 25, 2008

New Work

These are a few photos from last spring that I'm finally getting around to working on.

Thursday, October 23, 2008

I made some family photographs for a friend last night. These are a few photos of her kids that I liked. Comments welcome...

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

moo

If you haven't been to www.moo.com yet you should check it out. Really inexpensive business cards, and you can get 100 cards, each with a different image if you want to. Everyone in LA seems to have the tiny cards. Good quality stuff, check it out!
I just posted most of my new scans here from my senior project. I would appreciate any input or critique

Photo checkout blog

In case you were interested in the random things I find in the mornings, courtesy of our night and weekend checkout workers (mostly Keegan).

http://photocheckout.blogspot.com

Nashville Airport

These two checked out the exhibit on their own.
I took this in the Nashville airport on Monday. Everyone passed right by the photo exhibit until I went over to look at the exhibit myself. As soon as I did that, I had about 8 people standing around me, also looking up at the exhibit. It made me want to go stare at other stuff on the wall to see if I could get people to stop and see what was so interesting. :)

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Lunch on the Gallatin

Steve, Mark Klett and Kyle having lunch on the Gallatin

The Melting Vote

I photographed this melting vote sculpture on my way to school over the course of 2 days.

Saturday, October 18, 2008

Anybody interested in making a Header image for our blog? I made this one real quick but it doesn't say much about our program as a whole... SO I encourage you guys to make some and we can keep switching them out.

Friday, October 17, 2008

getting rid of photo stuff

Hello all, I'm moving and have a lot of photo-related things to get rid of. I have a ridiculous number of frames, and other various pieces of equipment. Get in touch with me or come to my garage sale on Saturday, October 18 from 8a.m.-1p.m. at 1909 South Black Apt. C Thanks, Cale

Thursday, October 16, 2008

फेअर बेफोरे

Camden why are all my titles in Arabic?! I still can't fix it. Anyhoo, Monday night I had the opportunity to photograph Fear Before (formerly Fear Before the March of Flames) for their new album. Not sure if they are going to use these, but it would be pretty huge and great if they did. They will be playing in Bozeman at the Sub on the 27th so you should all check out their show with I am the Ocean, Exotic Animal Petting Zoo, and This Word is Weapon. But remember your earplugs because it will be brutal. I'll be there too! They put on a pretty incredible live show, which I've seen three times this week. These are just my three favorites from the shoot. More in my blog

Richard Renaldi Lecture!

A lecture by Richard Renaldi: - Monday October 20th at 11:00 am in the SUB ballroom C... free admission and open to the public.

Food Bank Volunteer

This is Dan, a volunteer at the Gallatin Valley Food Bank. He originally started volunteering there to fulfill community service requirements for a DUI. He fulfilled those requirements within a month, and that was over a year ago. He says he continues to volunteer because he likes helping others. He also feels like he been given an undeserved second chance to live a productive life and as a result, he wants to show his gratitude by giving back to others. I was very happy to give him these photographs so he can share them with his children who don't live with him. Which image do you think is the most successful as an environmental portrait?

Volunteers

I'm working on a project that involves photographing volunteers from different organizations around Bozeman. I photographed these women at the Senior Center. They volunteer for the RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Program) by making "hand crafts" to sell at the Farmer's Market. The profits are donated and are used for various causes. I wasn't sure which photo of the second woman is better. I think I like the one where she's not looking at the camera. What do you think? Any other comments?