Rain

One of my favorite new images...kind of surreal but horribly normal in subject. Little surprises await all day long, we just have to catch up with them. I think I caught one...

Wednesday

Well today the sun is out...and for the whole day too! This image I made in Vero Beach, FL this past Spring. I've always wanted a good sea/cloud picture, and I think this is a good start. Feels like a great big thought, or idea hanging out over the ocean. Listen closely...

Groggy Tuesday

A bit gray outside my window this morning...so I thought i'd share some sun. Sometimes the smallest of reflections turns me on, and this is one of those times. Enjoy the internet sunshine, and maybe in a few days we will get some real sunshine in New England.

Monday Morning

Something that looked like a heart painted on the ground...A little love for everyone on a Monday morning...

New

A happy accident from the newer rolls of film...Two birds on a wire, flying and still

The Exposure Project News: Issue 4 due in July!

Hey Everyone,

Well, it's been quite a while since the last update regarding Issue 4 of The Exposure Project Book. We have spent the last couple of months working on the design of the book, raising funds and finalizing all the specifics of the book editions. We are pleased to announce that Issue 4 will be available for purchase in the middle of July. It will be offered in both regular and special editions. You can find the edition details below:

The Exposure Project Book - Issue 4
July 2009

Includes photographs by Chris Bentley, Rona Chang, Daniel Farnum, Elizabeth Fleming, Lee Gainer, Matthew Genitempo, Inka Lindergård & Niclas Holmström, Natascha Libbert, Bradley Peters, Carlo Van de Roer, Daniel Shea, Manuel Vazquez, Jens Windolf, Susan Worsham and Bahar Yurukoglu

With an essay by Brian Ulrich

Regular Edition
70 pages, Softcover
Edition of 100
8 x 10 in.
$45

Special Edition
70 pages, Hardcover
Edition of 25
8 x 10 in.
$100

Download the Press Release HERE

Download the Abridged PDF of Issue 4 HERE

The special edition will also include two signed and numbered 8.5 x 11 prints. Customers will be have the choice of the following prints:







From Top To Bottom:

Chris Bentley, Drive-in Screen

Bahar Yurukoglu, Martin Van Buren had red hair

Bradley Peters, Untitled (mother and son with shopping cart)

Daniel Shea, "Untitled," from the series Untitled (Baltimore)

Susan Worsham, The Beekeeper's Other Daughter

All Images © The Artists

New Work!

A new image from my more recent shooting escapades...there will be more to come. I am still excited about this work and now that I have gotten a few new ones, more will certainly be on the way! Stay tuned...

"Apartment Building" from the series, Bennett st.

One from the archives

It's been awhile...I was scanning recently and looking through old negatives and found this one from my Maine trip. Delicious home made apple pies are in the work here. I really began to appreciate food in Maine, simple and honest. yes.

Exposure Project News

Exciting news with The Exposure Project...We are nearing completion of book 4 and we all think that this will be our best effort yet thanks to the wonderful contributions of the photographers featured in this book. Above is the cover to our new book, and below you will find the list of photographers in this issue. Stay tuned to this blog as well as the exposure project's blog and website for updates and information about the release date and other details.

Chris Bentley,
Rona Chang,
Daniel Farnum,
Elizabeth Fleming,
Lee Gainer,
Matthew Genitempo,
Inka Lindergård & Niclas Holmström,
Natascha Libbert,
Bradley Peters,
Carlo Van de Roer,
Daniel Shea,
Manuel Vazquez,
Jens Windolf,
Susan Worsham
Bahar Yurukoglu

www.theexposureproject.com
www.theexposureproject.blogspot.com

Another Mainer

Yet another image from the northland, greenville, me. I have enjoyed revisiting these images and getting my own sense of the place from my own images. A weird thing. I know what the place feels like, I experienced it. But looking back at images stirs different feelings about the place. All good...

Here's a picture of a lone fisherman on a very rainy day. He's a friend of mine, but you wouldn't know that...But now you do. Please Enjoy.

Monday Morning

Good morning and happy Monday. It's a cool overcast day here, so I thought i'd add some color and sunshine to my own and your day. Another image from Greenville, ME. I made this while waiting to serve dinner one evening in the kitchen of camp.

"Light and Milk Crate"

Friday Night Lights

Friday night lights, early morning sunrise. I thought I'd post another sunrise image from the same morning as the previous post, cause, well, it's real pretty. Enjoy through the weekend and hopefully soon I will have some new images to post.

Monday, Monday

This was a beautiful morning in Maine, about 6:00 am or so, just before I was to go inside and set up for breakfast. It was one of the slowest sunrises I ever saw, and beautiful the whole time. I'm posting it now because, it was a beautiful Monday today, and a great start to the week. Just as this was a great way to begin this morning.

I'll also be getting into the darkroom and developing some new images as well as printing. Keep an eye peeled for new work of the black and white variety, and maybe some color too...

"Sunrise, Greenville, Maine"

Rainy Days

It's been raining like crazy lately, and this image reminds me a bit of that feeling...being by water and watching the rain bounce back up toward the sky. Just remember, the rain will end!

Happy May

"Green Grass, Greenville, ME"