Showing posts with label documentary photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label documentary photography. Show all posts

Monday, February 7, 2011

My Hood.*

tiny details amongst my surroundings. my drive home from work, my neighbor's pear blossom tree, my new dress hanging to dry....*

en route

en route home

my hood

laundry

Sunday, January 30, 2011

India: Part II- Portraits.*

reliving these moments confirms my desire to return to my trip and see it to its full realization. these people were so kind in letting me borrow a moment in time.*

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women's work

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the river

playing at the ashram

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dogs rivers trash

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women's work

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India: Part I- Agra.*

finally, here we are. india, you will always hold a place in my heart.*

tiny gypsie

agra

festival

money, please

handmade paper

delhi international airport

gypsies

saris

bric-a-brac

shawl festival

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Retna & The Mac.*

i went with ian to go photograph retna and the mac as they painted. those two are incredible. retna created his own hebrew/arabic-looking language and the mac paints like i've never seen before, 3D shading and crosshatching and detail like you'd never image was possible to achieve with spraypaint. i sat on the fire escape and wrote in my journal as the boys be'd boys. i guess i'll never escape my teenage gothness at heart.*

somewhere near new image

watching boys paint

This is what some of their walls look like....

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Retna & The Mac LosAngeles Graffiti Art

Retna The Mac Estevan Oriol

Retna and The Mac - Primary Flight - Art Basel 2008

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Mitakuye Oyasin : All My Relations.*

so ian recently showed me this photo site and it's filled to the brim with tons of relevant and beautiful work. i haven't even had a chance to fully explore each artist's work yet, but i especially love this body of work by Aaron Huey, titled "Mitakuye Oyasin: All My Relations," taken from his time spent on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. check it out, and check out the site at tinyvices.com>.*





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