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CA 49 |
August 1, 2008 |
The slow boat to Miami finally arrived in order for me to wrap my mitts around the new Comm Arts photo annual, which I'm proud to be included in for the first time. The result above is nice enough, but as always the sizing and placement and all of that is one of those dice-rolling (whaddya-goin-ta-do-abut-it) factors in life. I instantly felt better, however, after flipping 100 pages before to randomly find Platon's fantastic portrait of President Putin printed even smaller. Wowzers. Anyway, big ups to Mother Jones picture editor and talented photographer Mark Murrmann for the assignment that yielded the winner. Thanks Mark! Also of note, and the very first thing my eyes landed on in the front of the book, is a very nice promo from the boys of Wonderful Machine that I was included in, seen below. As kind as it is, and as proud as I am to be honored, I feel obliged to state here for the record that I'm not associated with Wonderful Machine in any way. I wish Bill and Neil all the success in the world, and I appreciate the support, but them's the facts as I remain an independent photographer (cough, looking for a great commercial rep).
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