Last week I was shooting some images for People to People. Just a few days before the shoot, my assistant called me up and said that he wasn't going to make it because something came up. For a photographer to hear this, it kind of makes your heart jump, and then you start running through your head how the day will turn out. I knew that I could do it on my own because I have worked without an assistant several times before, but I knew that I really would like someone to help carry in gear and stand in for the test shots. I started calling around and it seemed like everyone was busy. Then a friend...
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"This is a portrait of Jeremy Utley". He is a Spokane Garland district local. You might have seen himaround Garland pubs or at Porters Barber Shop. He is a old punk rocker and collects old bicycles. Jeremy also has another awesome hobby, refurbishing motorcycles or customizing older bikes. Maybe You might get the chance to meet him. If you do, it is well worth it!
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Last week, I decided that I should really shed the rest of my winter insulation, and my good friend, Derrick Fernandez, called me up and asked if I would like to go for a ride. I said sure, and I think I really shocked him because he has been asking me to ride for the last three months now. A hour later, I meet up with him. My bike has been keeping my another friend's garage company for a year now, and, with a little tune up, I was on my mountain bike for a 22 mile ride. It wasn't the smoothest ride for me, it was actually one of the worst rides I've been on in awhile, but Derrick kept me going....
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Two weeks ago I was out in Tum Tum and photographed the tree, that was in an earlier post. The real reason I was out there to shoot a Rock Climbing enthusiast, by the name of Jen Copley. She is so into to climbing that she drove to Seattle, knowing that one of the biggest snow storms to hit Seattle might be coming (in which it did, the day she arrived), to volunteer to belay youths in a tournament at Vertical World. It was definitely worth hiking up the the side of Tum Tum with about 60 pounds of gear to get these photos (I have a few more of another climber that I will post later this week)....
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I was tearing down my equipment from a shoot out in Tum Tum, Washington and saw this tree out in a field, overlooking Long Lake. Noticing that the fog was lifting and the light was changing at a fast pace, I pulled out my camera out and got off about ten shots before the opportunity ran out.
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I have teamed up with Matt Bogue to showcase art through photography and design, celebrating all things APE on First Friday in November!
Here are the details:
November 4, 2011 | 7pm
Brews on Washington (7 S. Washington St. Spokane, WA 99201 · 509.795.8196)
Graphic Design Art by: Matt Bogue
Photography Art by: Chad Ramsey
Performances by: Ape Sh!t | Gorilla & Rabbit
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