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Archive for October, 2010
Roots
Posted in Personal Work, Travel, tagged Birkenstock, Digital, Dirk Anschütz, Hamburg, Photography, Travel on October 25, 2010 | 1 Comment »
The Craigslist Olympian
Posted in Lighting, Portraits, Sports, Stock, tagged Adidas, Brooklyn, Commonwealth Games, Digital, Dirk Anschütz, Location, Mamiya, Medium Format, Olympics, Phase One, Photo Production, Photography, Portraits, Profoto, Running, Sports, Stock, Swimming, Triathlon on October 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
There is a little beach in Brooklyn, between the bridges in Dumbo, that is one of my favorite spots in New York. Whenever I’m there I have this phantasy of going for a quick swim to Manhattan. So, when I was planning an urban sports shoot with my friend and Getty AD Sarah Foster, the [...]
New Work: One is all you need…
Posted in Art, Personal Work, Portraits, Shameless Self Promotion, Sports, Studio, tagged Affinity Cycles, Art, Bicycles, Bike Messengers, Bikes, Bridgestone, Brooklyn, Continuum Cycles, Cycle Hawk, Cyclehawk Messengers, Digital, Dirk Anschütz, Giordana, IRO, King Cog, Medium Format, Panasonic, Personal Work, Phase One, Photo Production, Photography, Portraits, Profoto, Raleigh, Schwinn, Self Promotion, Sports, Studio on October 11, 2010 | 2 Comments »
There’s a new gallery on my website with some of the fixie (fixed gear bicycle) riders I photographed during the summer in Red Hook, Brooklyn. To my enduring surprise I actually shot still lives as part of the project, and liked it. I guess stranger things have happened, but it can’t be many. The title [...]
Claudia Hehr’s NAKED (Don’t Get Your Hopes Up)
Posted in Guest post, Personal Work, Portraits, Secrets of the Competition, tagged Breast Cancer, Claudia Hehr, Dirk Anschütz, Location, Meredith Gray, Naked, Personal Work, Photo Production, Photography, Portraits on October 4, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Claudia Hehr is a young, talented New York-based photographer transitioning from assisting to shooting full time. Obviously never an easy step, it is probably even harder in these tough times of ours. A great thing to do for a young photographer (or an old one, for that matter) is to work on a good project. [...]
