Such a momentous event…
“Consider the momentous event in architecture when the wall parted and the column became.” ~Louis Kahn I’ve always wanted to be present for a moment in history where, until then,…
Farm fresh…
I find it difficult to describe this project that is forming. Perhaps because of how new it is. But perhaps my difficulty comes from the breadth of the project. I…
What is coming between light and dark…
I drove from Middle Tennessee to Central Arkansas today. I’ve probably made that trip a hundred times. For the first half of the day, snow fell and drifted and looked like…
Ridicule colors…
This cheesy (but unedited) sunset moment, brought to you in full Technicolor by: Leica. Stay tuned… -Noah D.
The beginnings of a story…
A truck with studded tires and ample ground clearance is almost required in this part of the state. And, as far as Jeff is concerned, he won’t buy a truck…
Photos above the rest…
I enjoy films by Alfred Hitchcock. One little clever trick that he employed regularly was camera angles that had, up until that point, rarely (if ever) been used. And he…
On the day to see a sunset…
What is wrong with the universe? On the same day, a truly massive asteroid passed us by only a couple of ten thousand miles (an extremely small increment in the grand scheme…
The street is everywhere…
I love street photography. And I especially love to wander a big city, uninhibited by time or equipment, and just make images. I have said in the past: “I get…
“I don’t really have studios…”
It is the natural tendency of a photojournalist to forget to explore his own world. He delves into the realm of the “others” so much that he forgets to pull…
A dripping competition…
Many times on this blog, you have seen images from Midnight Oil, the local coffee shop that I frequent. Saying that I’d be satisfying some caffeine addiction might just sound cliche but…
Morning ice…
Leaving in the morning. It takes a little while. Stay tuned… -Noah D.
Good friends and famous houses…
Something that everyone expects from the photojournalism life is constant travel, exotic locations, and fascinating people. Imagine my surprise when I realized, only after a short time “in the field”…