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Peter Mumford
707 S Snoqualmie Street, #4D
Seattle, WA 98108
206 427 6244

Sunset Tavern Crowd

http://mumford-photo.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/sunset_tavern_4628-150x150.jpg June 21st, 2010

This was just the best, funnest shoot in a while. I love being a photographer and pushing right to the front of the crowd.. I just say excuse me I need to take some pictures! In any case, HalloQueen, the Queen tribute band was awesome and hilarious at the same time. I …

Seafair Pirates at the Lusty Lady

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This was a very fun cover shoot for the Seattle Weekly. The theme was Pirates Going Barhopping. We had three of the incomparable Seafair Pirates as models: Doug “Barnacle” Kuehne, Mike “Sparrow” Knowlton, and Kerry “Ancient One” Dean.

Scott Powell’s “Home”

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Emotional dance work choreographed by Mary Sheldon Scott

Mawadda Cafe

May 17th, 2010

Prom Date!

May 17th, 2010

This was a cover shoot for Seattle Weekly, and it was very satisfying. The boy in the ball gown is Nicholas Terry, creator of the film Senior Prom. Terry’s film is a mocumentary of his high school prom, made on an $800 budget! He got his film into SIFF!

Huong Binh

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Huong Binh, at 12th + Jackson. Unusual Hue-style Vietnamese cuisine. I love the Banh Beo Chen!

El Mestizo

April 27th, 2010

El Mestizo was fun to shoot. They weren’t camera shy at least.

Re-design with WordPress

April 27th, 2010

This site is now entirely output by wordpress. I find theming Wordpress to be quick and satisfying. BTW, Hedengren’s Smashing Wordpress was the most helpful text I found.

Bridges

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My personal work is generally shot on film, and often with an archaic view camera. These images of steel truss bridges were made with a 7×17 inch banquet camera. I printed them with cyanotype chemistry on all-rag watercolor paper.

Bars and Restaurants

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I’ve had a lot of gigs photographing restaurants, mostly for Seattle Weekly. I enjoy shooting in low light, with digital equipment, and a little bounced flash.

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