American Photography 26: Chosen

I am proud to announce that I was recently selected for American Photography 26: Chosen. My work featured is a portrait of life long friend Megan Mckenzie from the project Class of 99. Class of 99 is an ongoing portrait series exploring the lives of my high school classmates coinciding with our ten-year reunion.

This year’s distinguished jury included Gail Buckland; Scott Dadich, Wired; Janet Froelich, Real Simple; Luke Hayman, Pentagram; Steven Kasher, Steven Kasher Gallery; Michael Norseng, Esquire; and Kira Pollack, TIME.

Thank you.

MGMT “It’s Working”

I apologize for the pre-video Jack in the Box commercial but at least its a good one. “Do not eat my face.”

Maison Martin Margiela Car Shirts

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Mark Ronson ft Q-Tip “Bang Bang Bang”

Ronson performing on a Japanese variety show Bandai style with 80′s synths and some help from Q-Tip.

Anish Kapoor

Via design for mankind

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Sculptor Willy Verginer

Via Another Face in the Crowd

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Helge Reumann + Xavier Robel

Reflection Eternal “Revolutions Per Minute”

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Back Again

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In This World

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In the Red

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Just Begun feat. Jay Electronica, J. Cole, and Mos Def


After 10 years Kweli and Hi-Tek release the sequel to one of my all time favorites.

Marlo Pascual

Sculptures and installations using found imagery by Marlo Pascual.

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Kris Van Assche Desert High Boot