Over the last several months of I’ve been standing on street corners with a taped up plastic camera in Hong Kong, Bangalore and New York. Its been interesting observing the different cultures for 3-5 minutes at a time, the looks I got we’re essentially the same everywhere but NY…no one minded me there. Here’s one from MG road in Bangalore.
I’ve been shooting a multimedia piece on the MTR with my friend Ryan Moore. I’m going to keep posting images in this gallery and continually edit them.
As we were taking the bus back from dinner last night I got the bright idea of going out to shoot at 1am with a head cold that’s been going strong all week. Three hours later of poking around I had these. I think I’ve finally reached the point of where I can take photos and not be concerned with what they’re about….essentially no more grad school BS.
Its been a while since I’ve posted but I kind of despised the old name and wanted to wait until I could change it. I just went through these images today and was pleasantly surprised to find a handful that I wasn’t aware of. I’m really looking forward to completing the project this summer in NY. Lots of art in the horizon these days.
I just came across this gem which took me back to the good old days. Right now Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds are making me miss playing music.
We had Mexican food tonight, it was glorious.
I’m over posting here for a while because I don’t feel like writing and this has become somewhat of a unrewarding chore. Everything other than taking pictures and spending time with friends seems like a time suck.
See you in India when I’m 32.
All I did this weekend was take photos and scan the three rolls I shot on Saturday. I have two critiques and a Typography project due tomorrow so after those I can go back to shooting.
I need to get my hands on a Scad District Quarterly, one of my Tybee photos is the cover.
I’ve been listening to the new Jane’s Addiction, Ryan Adams, Mastodon, Wilco and the EP my pals Alberta Cross put out. Its a really good time to be a music lover.
Doug Ethridge is a photographer who refuses to get pigeonholed into one style, process or approach. He’s constantly reinventing his visions and has most recently created a body of work entitled 27 Mornings In Winter which is on view from January 14- February 7 at Lightbox Gallery in…
The art: Anne Appleby, High Line Cottonwoods, 2008.
The news: “Northern Montana’s Hi-Line: Riding Out Another Season,” by David Quammen for the January National Geographic Magazine.
The source: Applebystudios.com.
I met these kids while walking around in my dad’s town. Next time I go back all of them will be taller than me.
This amusement park in China was abandoned before it was ever finished being built. Now, it’s now a favorite spot for adventurous photographers to photoshoot. Let’s go!! :D