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once there was something, now there is nothing (parts I, II, III), 2012
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I think this is a great play with form both in and outside individual photograph and even though I dislike Adam’s titles you can tell that overall it’s not taking itself too seriously. Which I think adds to the appeal here: a grim triptych that’s quite playful overall.
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How have I lived/edited without you.
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“Evening Sun over a Bay”
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Gregory Halpern's "A" in PDF form. →
I’ve been looking at this for a couple of days since the book is now upwards of 150 dollars and I didn’t grab it when I had the chance.
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Kiko Mizuhara by Takashi Homma.
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These look good next to one another, but I don’t think I will present them like this when the project is complete.
Edit: What I mean is that I’m not very interested in diptychs. I feel that they are a little overdone and too simplistic in the comparisons between images they draw. I much more interested in a narrative that is more like a fugue in structure, where you would come across a related photograph after other ideas have been presented.
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My interview with photographer Andrew Musson is on the BITE Blog now.
Thank you very much Daniel.
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Updated my website with no new work and by deleting everything except 17 photographs.
