Haiti. Day 4.
Continued from Day 1, 2, & 3.
Day 4
There are some things on my travels in the past that I’ve chosen to share, through stories and photographs, with friends, family, and Loose Luggage readers. Most things, actually. But on several of the trips I’ve been on there have been certain sacred moments that were so personal, [...]
For what it’s worth…
Unfortunately this is not Haiti Day 4. Tomorrow.
Today was a surreal day of travel. It didn’t help that I’m reading “Kafka On The Shore” right now– which messes with your head, but the whole day I felt tired and zombie-like and fuzzy. I left for the airport on the M60 Bus at [...]
Desert Worn.
The desert has always been a huge source of inspiration for me and for my photography. I’ve been there time and time again either with friends, or alone. This past trip to California I spent a day there with Laurel and Hillary. Something about this trip was particularly special. I haven’t [...]
Haiti. Day 3.
I apologize for the delay in getting day 3 up here. It’s both time consuming and personally exhausting to write these.
Continued from Day 1 & Day 2.
Day 3.
At approximately 5 o’clock in the morning I heard the panicked and urgent voice of Doug. He had ripped open the zipper of the tent that Ben [...]
Haiti. Day 2.
Continued from Day 1. Please forgive typos– I’m sure they are many.
Day 2
The effect the vibrant-hot morning sun made through the dust and filth that was kicked up across the city of Port au Prince was foreboding and ethereal. It turned everyone on the horizon into shadowy figures. My drowsiness faded and I sat up [...]
Haiti. Day 1.
Over the course of the next 7 days, I’m going to be publishing here on Loose Luggage a seven-part article about my recent trip to Haiti in the wake of the 7.1 earthquake that has now claimed some 200,000 lives. Each part of this article will correspond (roughly) with 1 day of my trip.
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Native Son
This morning I photographed a Sikh wedding in New Jersey. After which I worked on a contract for a shoot in Turks & Caicos in April and then headed out to SoHo to photograph a cocktail party. At the cocktail party I chatted with someone who currently works in finance, but has interests [...]
LiNK up for $250,000
Back in October I had the honor of traveling with my friends from LiNK (Liberty in North Korea) over to China to document the work they’re doing over there. You can check out my images/stories from that trip here.
Well LiNK has some great news– they’re in the running for $250,000 from Pepsi. It’s exciting and [...]
A great Sunday.
I have been (obviously) relatively absent from the blogging world for the last week or so. And of late (in general) my posts have been fewer and far(rer– wish that was a word) between. I can’t apologize, as this has been a really great time of productivity and rest for me that has been much [...]