Yesterday, I was sad to hear that actor Alan Rickman passed away.
I was lucky enough to meet him at BADA’s Midsummer in Oxford Program back in 2004. He was kind enough to sit while I snapped some 35mm film photos of him (see above). Needless to say, the experience totally made my day! I was so psyched!
He was a great actor and I’ll miss seeing him in the movies.
Rest well, Alan Rickman. Thank you!
Gabriel
Happy Friday!
I’m excited to share that The Black Ryder twitter account retweeted two photos of their Terminal 5 show!
Thanks to Big Hassle PR I got to see The Black Ryder open for The Jesus and Mary Chain’s 30th Anniversary of Psycho Candy tour at Terminal 5 on 9-24-15!
Happy Labor Day, a day to celebrate the epic importance of Labor Unions. Long live unions!
I’m posting several instant shots I took this morning in front of SRB Brooklyn in Gowanus, with my Polaroid Colorpack II instant camera.
When I visited a friend over July 4th weekend to see the MuralArts murals of Philadelphia, I also got the chance to photograph a soldier from The 2nd Pennsylvania Regiment & The 43td of Foot and he even let me shoot his brown bess rifle!
Hey people!
What a week. Thanks for bearing with me. Luckily, things should be getting easier real soon.
Here’s what I’ve been up to lately:
Hey all,
A couple weeks ago I was able to test my brand new FujiFilm Instax 210 Instant Camera so I wanted to share those test photos with you. It was July 4th weekend up in historic Ridgfield, Connecticut and we saw that the local homeowners had dressed up their historic homes for the holiday! My instant photo scans are below (I only scanned them using my Epson Perfection V600 default settings so they were scanned just as they were – no correction):
