Saturday, October 31, 2009

Wild!


St. David's Hospital Medical staff perform a routine check up on Austin mayor the Lee Leffingwell, the first patient aboard the hospitals new mobile dental unit.


Japanese businessmen explore the state capitol.


Laundry day


The East Side Showroom. Austin, TX.


Bored? El Chilito. Austin, TX

Austin City Limits 2009


Crowds during Ghostland Observatory.


The Decemberists.


Dancing in the Rain


Mute Math


The Felice Brothers


Madness

Photographs from the Past Part Deux


6th St. Austin, TX. Thriller!

Ben Bergstein, friend and scholar.

Two more photos from before the fall of 2009.

Photographs from the Past

Jeremy Barnes and Heather Trost of A Hawk and a Hacksaw in Prague, Czech Republic during the filming of Housle.


My eye. Budapest, Hungary..




Cafe Rybka, my favorite cafe. Prague, Czech Republic






I was going through some old photographs and thought these were worth putting up. All were taken in Prague, Czech Republic. The bottom three are from a Neo-Nazi rally on November 1o, 2007. Those pictured are anarchists who protested the Nazi presence.

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Obama!





San Antonio resident Matthew Medina directs an anti-Obama protest outside of the Rudder Auditorium at Texas A&M University. Medina led the crowd in chants of "Tell the truth" and "Obama been lyin'."


President Barack Obama addresses Daily Point of Light recipients and civic leaders at Texas A&M on Friday. Obama joined with former President George H.W. Bush and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates to promote the idea that community service is essential to fulfilling national priorities.


I left Austin for Texas A&M without press credentials for the Presidential forum on community service and returned with photographs of Barack Obama, George H.W. Bush, angry protesters and two plastic badges labeled MEDIA. With a little bit of chuztpah, patience and blind luck, Daily Texan reporter and close friend, Lena Price and I were given access to the venue by the same A&M press officer that told us driving down would be futile. I think she was impressed with our determination because the first thing she said after we introduced ourselves was, "You young people! What are we going to do with you! I'll see what I can do." She came back with two press passes and walked us into the press booth at the back of the auditorium.

Sunday, October 4, 2009

ACL Double Exposed


What began as an accidental double exposure became a fascinating way of looking at the Austin City Limits crowd on October 3, 2009. Taken with a 4x5 Speed Graphlex from the Dell stage.

Portrait at ACL


Portrait taken of Miss Jackie Gilles at the Austin City Limits music festival with a 4x5 Speed Graphlex. Due to a rather unfortunate onslaught of rain and human error, this is the only negative out of 6 that came out properly.