Archives: Chicago Loop, 2013
lately, from the digital studio (works in progress)
Work from my Fox River Derivatives series appeared this week on Juxtapoz and Vice’s Creator’s Project respectively.
This Is What Happens When You Set A Negative On Fire
Fox River Derivatives now on Huffington Post Arts as well.
Late last month I was sent to Michigan to photograph Paul Templer for the Guardian: Weekend Magazine. Paul has a crazy story, in that his missing arm is due to a hippopotamus chomping it to bits while he was a river guide in Africa. He’s also the first native Zimbabwean I’ve ever met and was an all around super nice guy. You can read his Guardian story here. Other outlets like MSN, The Huffington Post and Gizmodo picked up his story as well (because, how often do you hear about something like this?).
Chicago Loop: May 2013
It’s been awhile since I got to kill some time downtown Chicago and just be on the street. Hopefully I’ll get back to it a bit more this summer.
Fox River Derivatives have been making the rounds to a new audience lately with appearances on tech centered sites PetaPixel and Gizmodo yesterday. I’ve got to admit, it’s pretty interesting and exciting to see how people interpret the work, even when they hate it. I’m thankful these sites picked it up because it’s been exposed to thousands of new people who would have never seen it.
A few images for a story on the Chicago Tech Scene for Michigan Ave. Magazine
A few images for a story on the Chicago Tech Scene for Michigan Ave. Magazine
A few images for a story on the Chicago Tech Scene for Michigan Ave. Magazine
