Stranger #13
San Leandro, CA
A bit blurry, but what can you do? Shooting strangers apparently scares me too much to hold the camera steady.
#13 was having a ball at this establishment, drinking some coffee and staring off into space.
10.27.2010
10.21.2010
10.19.2010
10.15.2010
10.12.2010
"you folks back home..."
Glasgow, Scotland.
walking on a lonely street
in someone else's town
looking at my stranger's feet
dropping to the ground
10.08.2010
10.03.2010
#7
Stranger #7
Joplin, MO
What I learned in Missouri:
-Nothing tips like a cow.
-Miss-our-i loves company.
-Liquor stores are extremely well stocked and similar to shopping malls.
#5
Stranger #5
Joplin, MO
This beauty of a man introduced himself as Elvis. I am so fortunate to have been in the right place (Waffle House, Joplin MO) at the right time (2330, Tuesday September 28, 2010) to capture the (slightly intoxicated) King in all his glory.
#4
Stranger #4
Kansas City, MO
a.k.a The Happiest Place on Earth
"Pretty Girl At The Airport."
Thank you, Avett Brothers.
wish me luck i know you think i'll need it
for all the hardest roads we have to walk
for all the hardest roads we have to walk
alone
9.21.2010
9.19.2010
#3
Stranger #3
Denver, Colorado
There's nothing quite like sleeping in a bookstore. Or library.
When I was between places to sleep in Oregon, I would open at Starbucks (0430-1300) and then hit the library to "study." Which means I would open my microbiology book on my lap and settle in for a delectable nap. The homeless men always got to the good spots first, sadly. :(
9.16.2010
9.15.2010
#2
Stranger #2
Denver, Colorado
Things I learned on my first stranger-shooting jaunt:
-I'm an incredible wuss.
-People REALLY know when a camera is pointed at them.
-I can run faster than expected on my bum ankle.
9.10.2010
stranger danger
Photo Project #2: 50 Strangers.
I'm slightly panicked. Don't worry about it.
I'll post photos of these people the day I shoot them, if they don't shoot ME before I can get to a computer.
Yikes.
Stranger #1:
Portland, Oregon.
Nice Chucks.
9.08.2010
9.03.2010
study of hands finale
Thanks go to the Cortesis, Christies, Souders, Handys, and Roberts for helping me finish this project.
It's been real.
8.27.2010
study of hands
And then EVERYONE wanted in on this nonsense one week before its completion?!
This is not me complaining.
Thanks to Joy, Linds, Jonah, Mikey, and Josh this week.
8.25.2010
ooooooh snap.
This illegally captured moment in time has been brought to you by the Getty Museum and Jen's inability to read clearly marked museum signs prohibiting photography.
8.22.2010
study of hands - 8.20.10
Only two more weeks of all the hand photos. I found a new project to conquer, starting September 10, and I am slightly nervous. More about why in two weeks...
Thanks to the Oakes family for the use of their hands this week.
8.16.2010
8.13.2010
study of hands
"Hands covered in condiments."
My buddy from work just loves playing in the mocha sauce. Right before we serve it to customers.
Shh. I'm only kidding.
Thanks Alyse.
8.12.2010
8.09.2010
study of hands - 8.6.2010
"On a picnic morning without a warning
I looked at you and somehow I knew
On a day for singing,
My heart went winging
A picnic grove was our rendezvous
You and I in the sunshine
We strolled the fields amd farms
At the last light of evening,
I held you in my arms
So when days grow stormy
And lonely for me
I just recall picnic time and you."
Thanks to Lis, the perfect hand model.
study of hands - 7.30.2010
"Well I've been going for a couple of years
And it seems that the answer, it is coming quite clear
Oh, I don't even know what I am doing here
But I can drive with my eyes closed and play by ear
And I can sleep beneath the piano
Just like that's my natural home
With all those keys I never feel alone
And I can sleep beneath the piano
Just like that's my natural home
With all those keys I never feel alone"
Thanks to Sarah for being my hand model.
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