Scars

A scar from one of my mishaps.

Skyscraper

Blades

Featured Photographer

Cindy Sherman is an American Photographer and film director. She was very influential in the representation of women in society. In 1995 she earned a McArthur Fellowship award. Her photos are some of the most expensive works ever sold.

I like Sherman's work. Her work is very different, but the oddness defiantly adds an aspect of originality to her work. 

Spring in Motion

Man Ray (born Emmanuel Radnitzky) was an American photographer. Though he considered himself a painter, he was very influential in the Surrealist and Dada movements. He mainly focused on fashon and portrait photography.

I like Ray's work. He is a bit too surrealistic at times, but i can appreciate the weirdness. 

Easter

Life. Freedom. Nature. 

Featured Photographer

Irving Penn was an American photographer. He mainly focused on still life, and portraits. He also was published by Vogue. His work has been internationally recognized and exhibited.

I like Penn's work. I'm usually not a fan of portrait photography, but Irving Penn is able to put his own twist, and flair into the pictures that really make them enticing.  

Featured Photographer

Gordon Parks was an American musician, novelist, journalist, activist, film director, and photographer. He was extremely influential in Civil Rights movement, documenting the South-side Ghettos in Chicago.  

This above picture is one of Park's most famous and influential photos. Titled ''American Gothic,'' This gives an example of both women and black suffrage in the '40's. 

Spot Light 's on You

I always enjoy working with minimal lighting. Its difficulty matched with its simplistically beautiful results are always Gratifying. 

Jailed

Hindrance

Welcome, Spring

Possibilities

Nature's Art

LightHouse

Concrete Lovers

Featured Photographer

Danny Lyon is a self-taught Photographer and Film-maker. He was born and raised in Queens, and earned his Bachelors degree in arts at the University of Chicago in 1963. His first works were of the Student nonviolent Coordinating Committee, and were published in  a Civil rights Book. He then began making his own books, and they were very successful.

I really like Lyon's work. I think its a vital part of american history that he documented. His pictures are of life, and struggle that come with. Its very inspirational. 

Twins

Kite

I dont know who this is, but he seemed very relaxed as he flew his kite.