Released ‘Chasing Horizons’ on Blurb. I am a big fan of self-publishing, and since the first edition copies sold out, I figured this was the next best way to share. Not exactly ‘Made in the USA’ but it gets the job done!
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Another spread from Refueled Magazine’s recent issue.
I released my short film last week…my real labor of love, and what I hope is a fun representation of the It’s Better in the Wind project. It’s been more than a success online than I ever could have hoped for, with lots of support from the ol’ blogosphere.
Featured on the websites of MSN, Discovery Channel, The Selvedge Yard, Pipeburn, AutoBlog.com, Selectism, Complex, Least Most, and The New Gentleman’s Club.
Thank you to everyone who has supported this project over the last 2 years. I can’t tell you where things will go from here…but the project itself feels completed to me.
On a shoot this weekend for my film project ‘It’s Better in the Wind’ we had a motorcycle that refused to start just prior to shooting. Luckily Drew snagged this frame of us giving it our best in the middle of nowhere.
Got to make some art from a tiny airplane! Here’s to facing your fears!
Sneaked a little video still from the editing of “It’s Better In The Wind” short film…
just got back from death valley.
Photo District News featured my most recent video trailer on their website this week. What a great way to start the week. See the video and the write up at the link below.
A recent print advertisement for Cafe Racer TV/Discovery HD, featuring one of my photographs from It’s Better In The Wind.
Recent video cut for It’s Better In The Wind.
It’s Better In The Wind featured in Oct. 2010 issue of Max Magazine - Bulgaria
With the success of the 2010 release of ‘It’s Better In The Wind,’ I’ve decided to make a short film to be released in the summer of 2011.
There were angles, both in the story and in the camera, that I would like to expand upon, and found that making a film would provide a fresh technical perspective, as well as offer the community surrounding the project something fresh to enjoy.
Expect some more miles on the road…faster and dirtier, away from the comforts of home.
-s
Polaroids from my first opening.
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