Following up on my previous post questioning the tendency of press photographers to focus on violent protestors I’ll present my own work around protests I’ve photographed over the years.   I don’t have the dedication that Fred Askew (his site is well worth spending some time paging through) has shown in covering protest in NYC but [...]

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From Lens Culture:  Online printing company blurb.com has a photo book competition with a top prize of $25k. The content has three catagories, fine art, editorial, and commercial with a $35 entry fee (entry fees are pretty common… these things don’t pay for themselves now do they?).   The deadline is July 16 which is well [...]

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Solo Photo Book Month, the photographic version of Novel Writing Month, has kicked open the door for the 2009 season. The idea is to pick a project and then you have 30 days to shoot, edit, and soft-publish a book which will be loaded onto the website.  The project and all its photography and layout [...]

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Last year for Solo Photo Book Month I started on yet another project I never finished. Solo Photo Book Month is a spin-off of National Novel Writing Month started by Paul Buzti on this blog last year.  The idea is quite simple, you have 30 days to start and finish a 35+ image book project [...]

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I’m going to use the Current Projects category in order to show up some recent work that I’ve been doing.   Most of this work is on my flickr account but here I can submit it as a coherent project rather than as an endless stream of images. The End Of Coney Island? The last two [...]

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