While putzing around on the Internet (which seems to be my day job) and keeping a semi-interested eye on this year’s Tour de France, I came across some old images of Eddy Merckx. Like many of you will know, Eddy Merckx isn’t just the owner of the coolest name ever, he was also the most [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Black and White’
The Nice Looking Cannibal
Posted in Portraits, Sports, Visual Research Dept., tagged Bike, Black and White, Dirk Anschütz, Eddy Merckx, Location, Photography, Portraits, Sports on August 12, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Ryan Herz’ Edgewood Revelation
Posted in Art, Portraits, Secrets of the Competition, tagged Art, Black and White, Portraits, Ryan Herz on June 2, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
It was a typical midwinter spring day in Minneapolis, the real-life snow globe on the Mississippi, and I was in the middle of preparing for my Upstream show at Intermedia Arts ( which I possibly might have mentioned here, here, here, and here), when I got a semi-mysterious email from a fellow photographer named Ryan [...]
Visiting Dietmar Busse
Posted in Art, Guest post, Interview, Lighting, Personal Work, Portraits, Secrets of the Competition, Studio, tagged Art, B & W, Black and White, Dietmar Busse, Dirk Anschütz, Film, Hasselblad, Manhattan, Medium Format, Personal Work, Portraits, Speedotron, Studio, The Visitors on December 6, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Dietmar Busse is (primarily) a fine-art photographer living in a one bedroom walk-up in that nondescript neighborhood around lower Lexington Avenue. His apartment has become the set of an amazing series of portraits that he calls “The Visitors”. In the years that I have known Dietmar he has done some beautiful fashion work, photographed NYC [...]
