This evening I worked an event for the Woodward Avenue Action Association where they celebrated a new Tribute light feature on Woodward Ave in Pontiac. This newest Tribute light feature is the 2nd on Woodward Ave with the 1st being in Ferndale. If planning goes well, we will see a 3rd in Detroit next spring. […]
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See-line woman. Dressed in green. Wears silk stockings. With golden seams. See-line woman. See-line woman. Dressed in red. Make a man lose his head. See-line woman. See-line woman. Black dress on. For a thousand dollars. She wail and she moan. See-line woman. Wiggle wiggle. Turn like a cat. Wink at a man. And he wink […]
Last Sunday while in NYC, I spent a little time at the Bastille Day Street Festival on 60th. The event was quite lively with musical performances, face painting, clowns & of course French foods. Of all the culinary delights available, the pastries, crepes & macarons (not to be confused with macaroons) seemed to be the […]
So, I’m walking down Broadway in SoHo minding my own business when I happened to look up to see this beautiful cocoa brown woman walking my way. I basically jumped in front of her & asked to photograph her. Her hair was great, her skin was great, her make up was like totally perfect; almost […]
Remember little Kellen? Well, he recently turned one. In Korean culture, the one year birthday or “Tol” is historically very significant. Way back when, due to Korea’s climate, and many childhood illnesses, childhood mortality was extremely high. Many children unfortunately died within their first year of birth. After the age of one, the survival rate […]
Today is Earth Day & I’m being very bad by having a large carbon contribution with my airplane, train & automobile ride to DC for my mini vacation. Too bad I can’t teleport or have Scotty beam me up. Hopefully your activities will help balance me out a bit today. Anyway, the semester is over […]
Finding organic subjects is not always a easy thing to do during the cold Midwestern winters. I can’t wait until spring is here because I need to see colors other than white, gray, & brown. I’m longing to see red, purple, blue & yellow. I’m ready to see leaves, bees, grass & flowers. LIFE!
This evening, I met with photographer Loti Walker who also happens to be the Assistant Director of Programs at the Ann Arbor Art Center to discuss their ArtMakers Teens program. ArtMakers Teens is geared toward at risk youth between the ages of 14-18 and it exposes them to art education. The current session will be […]
I’m happy to announce that I am one of five featured photographers exhibiting next Saturday evening at the EXPOSURE.Detroit Photography Exhibit Opening. It will be warm, artsy & lots of great coffee from the Bean & Leaf Cafe. Date: Saturday, February 6, 2010 Time: 7:00pm – 10:00pm Location: Bean & Leaf Cafe | 106 S. […]
Yesterday, I covered the Fashion In Detroit event for the Detroit Fashion Pages. I had no real expectations on the greatness of the show but I was excited nonetheless. Local fashion events don’t seem all that great to me in general but that has now changed because FID reinvented the game in Detroit. All others […]