Another from the vault. These were shot all over Budapest in September of 2010 on the Canon 7D SLR. I love this city.
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Budapest, Hungary
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Guanajuato, Mexico
Going through some of last year’s travels finally. These are taken on my Canon 7D SLR in Guanajuato. After my experience at Cine Las Americas, Jean asked me to participate in some events at GIFF. It’s an amazing intl shorts festival open free to the public – there is really nothing like it anywhere else in the world.
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- Larry was on fire
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- Spencer Tunick prepping the room. Everyone was ready to strip but the building was city government property so that night got axed. The following night he shot us all in an old theater down the road.
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- Oldest bar in town. At least 5 different homemade varieties of mezcal available, depending on the season.
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- Motley crew of Cannes fellowship kids. Global filmmakers at their finest.
Fuck benches
Shot with my lovely Android Google Nexus cellphone. Melrose Blvd, Los Angeles.
cool texture
I found this on a 35mm black & white roll I recently developed. Who knows if it’s the pavement or a wall or a rug? But I like it.
Prague
A black & white street moment. Shot on the trusty Canonet Rangefinder.
Costa Rica
Shot on my Canonet 35mm Rangefinder with Fuji Pro 160S film. Click on a photo and the gallery will open.
The Getty
Shot on my Canon 7D SLR. Nice, hazy day by the 405. Click on a photo and the gallery will open.
Prague
I visited this amazing eastern European city a few years back. Cross-processed photos shot on my 35mm Canonet rangefinder. I love this look.
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“Down For Life” trailer
I wrote this film for director Alan Jacobs a few years ago. They’re still working out distribution, hopefully by 2012 it will be available to see at a theater near your hood, or streaming on Netflix. It was based on a true South Central L.A. story.
Bayview – Hunters Point, SF
Was up in SF for a few and checked out ARTSPAN, a very cool SF Open Studios event that happens in a different Bay Area location for 5 weekends. We hit up this crazy area on the edge of the water called Hunters Point, which is an old shipyard hood. All these buildings here are home to dozens of artist studios. These are shot on my Canon 7D SLR.
