I’ll be sharing some new portraits over the course of the next week, leading up to the launch of my new photo-specific website.
This is Nick.
Paris, 2012
Hooked up with the wonderful folks at Warby Parker this week for a shoot to help promote their brand new summer collection. The twist: The images had to be made entirely with an iPhone and shared on Instagram.
You can check out the completed photos here and here. I also managed to snag this shot of the Holt frames with my ‘real’ camera. Huge thanks to photographer Sharon Risedorph for letting me tinker for a few hours in her gorgeous SF studio.
Do yourself a favor and check out the ridiculously amazing portraits by my fellow campers in the Phoot Camp 2012 Roster on Pictory.
Much love to my good friend Nicholas Ruiz for his assistance with this shoot.
I had a lot of fun navigating the Métro de Paris. Endlessly fascinating stations that sometimes reflect the character of the streets above, quiet trains (rubber tires!), and a pretty solid wayfinding system. The transit network is insanely dense (245 stations within 34 square miles of the city), which means you can get just about anywhere in minutes.
I’m incredibly thrilled and honored to announce that I’ve been selected to attend Phoot Camp this June near Woodstock, NY.
Phoot Camp is an invite-only creative retreat and photography workshop hosted by Laura Brunow Miner, founder of Pictory and former editor in chief of JPG Magazine.
I’ll be sharing my entry photo early next week, but consider the above image a bit of a teaser.
Last month, over the course of 10 days, I shot 14 rolls of film through two cameras. For my first time in Europe, I couldn’t have picked a better city than Paris to get lost in.
I had a lot of fun chatting with CNN Senior Editor Tyson Wheatley a few days ago, himself also a heavy Instagram user. We discussed our thoughts on the Facebook deal, and I talked a bit about why I enjoy using the platform so much.
I’m honored to be a part of his resulting article, alongside some really talented folks, including Bex Finch and Benjamin Heath.
Pei Ketron, 2012
Corona Heights Hill, San Francisco
(Source: ikeedeani.com)
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