Out from Under (black and white photograph) I didn’t stand for anything. If I wanted to matter — even just to myself — I would have to be less free, by deciding to choose in some kind of definite way. – David Foster Wallace, The Pale King
Read More →Rear View – Black and white photograph
Read More →Against the Grain – black and white street photography
Read More →Empire of Sand is another older photo, from 2013, that has been a favourite of mine. I imagine the bird as some sort of despot, overseeing his crumbling empire of sand and collapsing fences, but oblivious to the writing on the wall. Things are good right now: he has his empire, such as it is, and a […]
Read More →Titans is an older photo, from 2007 or so, whose title references Greek mythology, and Atlas in particular. I had in mind those popular images of him, on bended knee, carrying the weight of the world on his back. This photo has always represented to me a kind of symbol for perseverance, despite my doubts, despite my weaknesses. […]
Read More →