Old man Tetris photograph on view at Brucennial 2012, artist unknown.

Photo by Luigi Antoni, reminiscent of the hand painted portraits of the Taliban. One of the many works on view at Brucennial 2012.

Amanda Lepore intimate polaroids on view at Brucennial 2012.

Man inhaling small dog, Nina Simone, popcorn chain made of classical sculpture pieces, at Brucennial 2012.

Editing my portfolio tonight.

Grace Jones by Jean-Paul Goude - concept, photography and illustration, master of the “French Correction” and one of my favorite photographers.

Photography by Jean-Paul Goude. Cut, stretched and painted - an example of his famous “French Correction”. Before Photoshop ever existed, there was Goude.

Self portrait triptych by Robert Mapplethorpe - seen at the MoMA, April 20, 2011

Jody Rogac Photography: Photography is Easy, Photography is Difficult

Came across this great essay written by Paul Graham and posted on Jody Rogac’s wonderful blog. Thought it was so good that I wanted to share it as well…..

jodyrogac:

I’ve been meaning to share this essay written by Paul Graham. It’s wonderfully inspiring, and that last paragraph makes me sigh every time.

I hope this short bit of reading brightens this already warm and sunny Sunday!

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It’s so easy it’s ridiculous….

L’arbitre blog features my photographs: The Colorful World of Nadya Wasylko

larbitre:

Nadya Wasylko is a New York City based photographer. Her work has a quiet beauty about it that makes me feel calm and very appreciative of her exquisite color palate. More of her work can be found: http://nadyawasylko.com/

Elephants “Play Dead” in a video installation by Douglas Gordon at the National Gallery, Ottawa.

Whale skeleton sculpture constructed from plastic chairs, by Brian Jungen (National Gallery, Ottawa).

Early evening sky reflected in the Soyuzivka swimming pool.

Rainbow no. 7

Driving through the Catskills at dusk.