There were a couple of prop cigarettes left over from production design on “Better Off,” so I smoked ’em, messed around with a desk lamp, sand took some photos. They are not as nasty as real cigarettes, but give you that same sensation of inhaling a burning plant that I kind of hate. You can buy them at Honeyrose if you want some, though.
New outfit? Check. Fixed your toaster? Yup. Know where to compost your food scraps now? That’s right. I covered this combination clothing swap/repair clinic put on by some local organizations over on Icons of Arlington.
Here’s PNDP assignment #8: to shoot 6 pictures of highways and 6 pictures of the woods. I chose to do graphically matched pairs of photos to compare the two settings. Some of the parallels are obvious; others, less so. I’d love to hear what you think about it. For this assignment, I wanted to draw…
I’ve started a documentary photography project about my hometown. (Okay, it’s just a glamorized blog, but whatever.) I just uploaded the first post. Take a look if you’d like. The history and culture of Arlington is a niche topic, but I hope I can make it visually interesting enough that anyone can enjoy it.
Here’s part of the abandoned first draft of my PNDP final project. I was going to look at economic inequality by comparing Manchester-by-the-Sea, the wealthiest town in the North Shore, to Lynn, the poorest. That didn’t work out, but I wound up with some nice landscapes. Click the thumbnails for a better view. More PNDP…
Here are some shots from last year’s Femme Show, “More is More.” The Femme Show is always a blast to photograph: by turns fun, raunchy, and thought-provoking. Sadly, I won’t be there this year, but you should get tickets if you’re going to be in the Boston area at the end of May!
For the second year in a row, I photographed Tufts Polyhack, a hackathon put on by Tufts.io and the Tufts CS department. You can read more about it here.