Just got some photos back from our (eddy) gig a couple weeks ago, thanks Brian Hall for the awesome shots. Pretty sure on stage is the only place I will be seen without glasses.

awesome blog post of a day spent with dogfish.

Christopher Stott is a Canadian based painter. Love the simple focus on single objects.

Stott’s work is almost object portraiture, applying traditional still life compositions and lighting but ventures beyond time honored subject matter. Stott takes his cues from various eras of art including the interiors of Vermeer, the still life of Chardin to the realism of Thiebaud. With the addition of retro, vintage and antique objects like rotary telephones, typewriters, electric fans, and alarm clocks, he links the old with the new and applies a subtle narrative to his work, often with a quiet sense of humor.

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Cool series by Justin Allen LaFontaine and Lindsey Baker Showing local musicians and their amps they use. Crazy how you can see their clothing style match with their amp style.

Check out the site to see more and here the bands songs.

Spent all day Friday with the guys of Remedy Films shooting a upcoming video for my wife (aka Eddy).  I showed up a bit late but wanted to “document” as much as I could with my non photog skills.  Even though I have known most the guys in Remedy since 8th grade, they did not fall short when it came to being professional and working their butt off the whole day. We shot in downtown Atlanta at the Stacks Loft (thanks to Casey Giessen for letting us sneak through your loft’s window! ) Cant wait to see what the final cut looks like!

My Wife had a photoshoot Saturday With Kyle Hale, an awesome friend and awesome photographer. We are working on a new site for an upcoming full length CD for Eddy.  I’m more then impressed by my wife’s drive to make this happen! And we are lucky to have the people that we do in our lives.

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Lately I have been loving long exposure night photography. Love this series by Jonas Fornerod keeping a subject in the center of every frame.

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Thanks Jay Caruso For the shots! Part of a candid session during The Catalyst conference with the 8Bit guys

Saikat did a killer job at thinking out a digital version of the famous toy holga plastic camera. love the simplicity and thoughts behind the design. Check out his site for more pics/info.

Took this shot of my wife… errr her glasses while hanging out at the lake last summer