This set of photos from Iceland popped up in my feed reader and I really liked it so I wanted to link it on. I really like the grainy and dramatic images.

I know what I want to say when I photograph people. I may not yet know exactly what I want to say with a specific person, but in general I know what my stance/position is when I photograph a person. When I photograph still lifes and abstract scenes, I don’t know what I’m trying to say. I don’t think I have a philosophy for those photographs. No agenda. I will admit to having an agenda with portraits....

Friends are helpful. Any number of studies will tell you that having friends has beneficial effects, like delaying the onset of dementia. But even better is a community. In the context of art and photography, a community helps push you question you celebrate you amplify you I met up with my friend Andrew this week on a visit to Maine, and we spent a few hours shooting the shit and talking about life and art....

Did you know extremely online is a thing? I kind of did, but mostly forgot. Then I remembered thanks to this interview. I don’t want to be extremely online. I have struggled with electronic devices since I got my first gen iPod Touch with a MacBook for school. Tower defense games, Twitter, email, Instagram. The distractions go on and on. And the Internet just makes them worse. It’s not my fault....