Group Exhibition: Liberia Pure Honey Project
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I am honored to be a part of this group exhibition opening March 5 in Vancouver, alongside an incredibly talented roster of photographers whose work I really admire. And a very worthy cause, too.
http://liberiapurehoney.org/
All works will be available in limited editions and sold online for a very (very) good price. You can purchase my print (or another one, no hard feelings) for $100 beginning the morning of March 6.
The Liberia Pure Honey Project is a benefit exhibition in support of Universal Outreach Foundation’s ongoing work in Liberia, West Africa. In cooperation with the Liberia Beekeepers Association, UOF has organized the country’s first beekeeper training program and helped create Liberia Pure Honey, a social enterprise that buys, packages, and sells Liberian honey in local grocery stores. In the wake of the ebola crisis, UOF and Liberia Pure Honey are well positioned to make a lasting and meaningful contribution to the nation’s economic recovery. All proceeds from the sale of limited edition prints will be donated directly to UOF and earmarked for the support and expansion of their beekeeper training program.
Special thanks to Andrew Querner and Nich McElroy for organizing.
January & February
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Snaps taken on my Contax T2 from various places in January & February. There’s a thread running through all of these shots, and I like seeing that.
Winter has been brutal. March, please please please be kinder & gentler.
Butcher, Kashmir
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A butcher in Srinagar, Kashmir. Taken while on assignment for Condé Nast Traveler.
I love so many things about this photo.
KASHMIR !!!!
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I’m super excited to finally share this with you. Late last year, I photographed a travel story in Kashmir for Condé Nast Traveler magazine, and the feature has been published in the March issue!
Above, a photo & a story from this shoot opens the Features section in the March issue. I was so damn happy to see this shot had turned out after my film was developed.
It was a dream assignment, and I’m really excited to share the work that resulted – Kashmir is a complex, beautiful, diverse place and I hope to show you some of that over the coming months. I have a lot of photos from this assignment, and I’m putting them together into a larger project.
I’ll share the article tearsheets, plus outtakes and many more photos soon.
Big, huge thanks to Leonor Mamanna & the team at CNTraveler for this opportunity.
February 20
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New views of older work.
Includes outtakes from Anaise lookbooks, Kettle’s Yard, São Paulo, London, Schindler in L.A.
I find that it’s important for me to do this every so often – it helps me change my perspective on the work I’ve created at different times and in different places. I’m hoping to include something like this in my portfolio update soon.
February 19
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Recently, randomly / home, away.
