Wedding photo by Mary Sledd
Oh! Fun. One of my weddings is featured in this months issue of Tribeza. This was such a great wedding I’m happy to see it in print! Amy is the editor one of my favorite websites www.austintidbits.com and a total rockstar otherwise!
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The Austin Chronicle commuissioned me to do a few portraits of Austin directors screenings movies at Sundance
and Slamdance. It was a very cool project!
Michel Orion Scot (above) - Over the Hills and Far Away
Over the Hills and Far Away explores one family’s unforgettable journey as they travel halfway across the world in search of a miracle to heal their autistic son. This sweeping and emotionally charged story embodies the openness and faith the Isaacson family places in the possibility of trying something extraordinary. Rowan was born in 2001, seven years after his parents met while touring India. His father, Rupert, a British journalist and human-rights activist, and his mother, Kristin, a psychology professor from suburban California, felt the world was their oyster. After their son was diagnosed with autism in 2004, their perfect life began to fall apart. They tried conventional therapies, diets, and medication, all to no avail. Rupert had witnessed the potency of traditional healing and discovered that his son had a special bond with horses. He researched and found a place that combined horseback riding and shamanic healing—Mongolia. The next step was convincing his wife they should take their son to Ulaanbaatar and travel on horseback, searching for the elusive reindeer herders and the most powerful shaman in the country. Accompanied by Rupert’s honest narration, this rich film blends footage from the family’s adventure through the Mongolian countryside with scenes from their life at home in Texas. Bolstered by testimony from autism experts, including Dr. Temple Grandin, this compelling film exquisitely captures an astonishing physical and spiritual journey.
Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back film
Erik Mauck (above) - Zombie Girl
“Emily Hagins is making a zombie movie. It’s feature-length, it’s bloody, and the zombies don’t run; just like it should be. But there’s just one difference between her film and other zombie movies: Emily is twelve. With the help of her mother as agent, crew, and biggest fan, Emily launches an epic adventure in genre filmmaking, battling everything from budget shortfalls to self-doubt, all while coming of age as a teenager. Emily has the vision, and her mom has the driver’s license. Together, their journey is an enlightening look at a growing world of young moviemakers and the bloodiest mother/daughter story you’ve ever seen.” - Slamdance Website
Check out Marc Savlov’s whole story here.
My friend Cassie Write was at the Festival and posted some great photos on her Flickr site.
I made Rolling Stone’s Top Live Shot list. There are a total of 86 photos in the gallery and two of them are mine! My photos are from this years ACL Fest. A handful of my friends also made the list including Gary Miller, Steve Hopson
, Brian Birzer and Kris Krug. Congrats everyone! Now lets get out there and make even better photos next year.
Beck for Rolling Stone
Foo Fighters for Rolling Stone
Note invoice date vs payment date.
Socket download Monster House movie I invoiced B r i l l i a n t (the magazines) $300 for a 10 page photo essay about Marfa. I sent literally a DOZEN invoices before I gave up on getting paid. Then. Amazingly, 3 years later they paid me. This is a new record. I have to admit that I really needed the money back them way more than I need it now. I guess I’ll have to stop giving old Lance the stink eye when I see him in public.
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The Iron Man event was amazing! It only looks photoshoped - it is real. And it was REALLY loud. This is an assignment I will not soon forget. Ok. This might just be one of the coolest “jobs” I’ve ever photographed. When Zack at the Alamo asked me last week if I would photograph a flying Iron Man in front of the theater I agreed, but I had no idea it would be A FLYING IRON MAN IN FRONT OF THE THEATER! Wow. It was really loud and happened really fast. His jet pack only has enough fuel for thirty seconds. Did I mention it was really loud?
