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Category: Editorial
flyingfish
July 23rd, 2010
This restaurant shoot was especially satisfying: the natural sunlight was perfect and the plating was super nice. The Weekly used this crowd scene for a lead: This tuna poke plate:
Latino Farmers in Yakima Valley
July 8th, 2010
Art for Nina Shapiro story on latino farmers in the Yakima Valley, WA. Below the text is a gallery with alternate images and some vertical crops. Each image links to a “preview” image, and the preview is linked to a high res file for download. Sergio Marquez, apple grower, of Wapato, WA. There are several [...]
Sunset Tavern Crowd
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.
Seafair Pirates at the Lusty Lady
June 8th, 2010
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. .
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. Plus, he got his film into Seattle International Film Festival!
Huong Binh
May 3rd, 2010
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 in the least.
Bars and Restaurants
April 10th, 2010
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.
Cab Drivers
April 10th, 2008
This was such a fun news shoot. Seattle’s cab drivers were outraged at King County’s taxi licensing policies. The climax was a public meeting with all the taxi drivers taking out their frustrations on one pasty county bureaucrat who obviously didn’t know much about the lives of the drivers who’s livelihood the county was threatening.
The Glenwood Rodeo
June 9th, 2007
Its not really my culture, but I love rodeo. I grew up in Boston, Massachusetts, and never went to any rodeo until I was in my thirties. But I find the machismo, the western esthetic, the horses and bulls exciting.