During my last week with NPR, I was given the opportunity to go shoot with reporter, April Fulton. It was an amazing experience and completely different than shooting on your own. For the story, they chose to create an 8 photo gallery.
See the full gallery & artcle here: http://www.npr.org/2011/08/31/140057840/some-u-s-farms-trade-tobacco-for-a-taste-of-africa
For several weeks Maggie Starbard, Andrew Prince, and I have been locked in a tiny room editing this NPR piece. We received about 10 hours of footage on VHS tape from NASA, as well as countless clips from NASAs online archive. The goal was to create a video with footage from the first shuttle launch, sts-1 in 1981 through the most recent launch, sts-134 in 2011 and create one sequencial mission in honor of the last shuttle launch, sts-135 on July 8, 2011. Enjoy!
The full NPR article can be found here.
Posted in Documentary, Life, NPR
Its always the little things that matter in life and for me, getting a photo published with NPR is one of the big things, even if it is just a photo of a cereal box.
The full NPR article can be found here.
Our big opening is on Saturday, April 16th in Ventura, California!
Posted in Documentary, Life, Vietnam
A Brooks Institute Documentary Project: Vietnam
Our books are currently being printed, our DVD will be sent out for print by the end of the week! Our posters and promo material will be out soon so stay posted.
Posted in Documentary, Life, Vietnam
After returning from Vietnam ten days ago, spending Christmas with my friends and family has been truely amazing. I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas!
Posted in Life
Sunset in Saigon is difficult to express in words, however a photo can show its true charm. This image is a composite of 22 still frames.
Posted in Documentary, Ho Chi Minh City, Life, Vietnam
