brandon allen photographs pure adventure. i like alot of his work escpecially when he shoots motorcycles. i feel like he really captures the travel spirit that all motocyclists fight. you know...the urge to ride south for the winter permanently. fuck winter.

Duane Michals was a photographer we talked about in class, i looked up the work of Michals and i really loved a lot of it. these two were some of the first that really got my attention.

well i had a lame little sony camera that didn't have the remote flash thing...so i set the iso up to 1600 and tried to get some shot for the blog. i really loved watching everyone else have fun in the studio that day and i got in there and helped with the lighting disc.

Aliya Waldman is a very talented photographer, and musician. she used to live in St Charles so that's how i met her. we became friends before i even knew she was an accomplished photographer and since i discovered her work i became even more interested in her as a person! shes got some cool work, check it out, you'll like it. especially if you are nerdy.

for our light project, i got an idea when kate mentioned cats always finding the light in a room. so i set out to catch a "cat" but instead caught this possum instead. i named him trevor. trevor is very creepy and gave me a few more ideas. i think ill definitly try to shoot some more wild animals in the future when i have time.

photograph by john Dominis. i love black and white photos, there is a real sense of art because they are so sensitive to everything you do to them. and they are in my opinion harder to make look fantastic. that's why i love Dominis's work, everything looks amazing to me.

 Black light bodyscapes by John Poppleton is something i found (don't hate me) on Instagram, i instantly loved all of his photographs in this series. he has some pretty neat stuff and i would love to know more about how he works on these images.-"http://theinspirationgrid.com/black-light-bodyscapes-by-john-poppleton/"