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Rock‑and‑roll photography is treated as craft and system: images combine moment, light, composition as measurable choices, not vibes. Work uses rangefinder technique, almost no tripod, and Lightroom slideshows randomized to test consistency. Portfolio includes grunge and break‑dance books, a Fry Art Museum commission of roughly 144 shots, and a childhood essay culled from 65,000 pictures shot over seven years. Practical tips: embrace chance, push light rules, and edit ruthlessly.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to photography
- 3:22Personal journey and influences
- 6:53The three elements of a photograph
- 17:50Visual literacy and creativity
- 18:53Vision portfolio slideshow
- 26:02Child's Play photography essay
- 32:25Stranger Geniuses project slideshow
- 38:35Q&A session








