A few more moped photos.

Hippy and a dead possum.

This was a race to see who could take the longest to cross the finish line.

Racing at Punks

So here are a few photos from the Moped Army BBQ in Kalamazoo back in 2006. I finally got around to scanning them in and editing them in the last two weeks. I'm editing through a bunch of stuff right now, and I expect to post more work soon.

'Tis the Season

I like to pretend that I hate all the decoration and corny holiday stuff that takes place in December, but I don't. I was saved from icy rain by this Milwaukee Ave bus. Aside from a grinch or two, everyone seemed to become really cheerful when they got on board.

On a really cool note. Read my post directly under this one. I was fortunate enough to get to contribute to the newest issue of Proximity and I'm really excited for the release party. Chad Kouri and Rod Hunting from The Post Family put a ton of work into this issue. So please come if you can.

Proximity Magazine Issue #003 Release Party

Friday, December 12th at The Family Room

The Family Room will play host for the celebration of the release of Proximity Magazine issue #003. The event will include work from artists featured in the issue including: Sonnenzimmer, Sighn, Delicious Design League, Matt Siber, and John Salhus. Plus, a video by Jenni Rope , a reading by James Kennedy, and a super-special cover of Chris Estey's valentine to Jesus and rock 'n roll.

Friday, December 12, 2008, 7:00 PM - 12:00 AM
At The Family Room (1821 W Hubbard St #202)
312.265.6406
$5 cover ($10 gets you an issue of Proximity issue #003 and a complimentary drink).

Two Panoramic Photographs from Select Media Fest

These are some of my first attempts at making digitally spliced panoramic photographs. Select Media Fest 7: Infoporn was great this year. The first photo is from the second floor looking down on the gallery. The second photo is of Jude's Laser Pentagram. Jude made it using only 5 mirrors, 1 laser, and math skills. One of the highlights of the show was watching people lean on the hanging panels and then fall through as the panels swung out.

Panoramic from Ground Zero

I photographed this on September 11 this year. David Paul Larson and I went down to Ground Zero to look around and take a few photographs. I photographed this on one of the bridges going over the roads. That is what is framing the left side of the photo.

Two Panoramics from BlingBQ IV

I was cleaning my computer and found these two panos from 2007 that I had scanned in and forgotten about.  These are light edits, not quite finished yet.  I'll be posting more stuff again quite soon.