Photography
Project Kr, a Year in Photographs, I ended up in Italy visiting my father in Lucca. During my visit I had the opportunity to put my cinematic eye to photographing a special house of the Medici family.
Black and white, a feel for the turn of the last century, 1930’s cinema, and a 23mm focal length. Shot on FujiFilm and processed on iPad Pro using Pixelmator Photo.
Coming soon, Series 13.
Project Kr, A Year in Photographs, I search out the very thing that makes Chicago unique to so many other urban environments, alleys. From the Chicago Fire (1871), the city learned the importance of the prevention of the spread of fire. Creating alleys gateway to public safety, street sanitation, and some very interesting photographs.
Coming soon, Series 12.
Project Kr, a Year in Photography, Series 10 inspired by some personal events in my life and a moment of self deprecation, laughing at myself, that my home is a total bachelor pad. A small peak behind the scenes of what my mother might be horrified to see should she suddenly appear in my flat.
Some rare views only seen by few—for better or worse—inside my bedroom, shorts left in the middle of the floor, underwear drying in my bathroom, and a lobster/bracelet combo that stands as a tribute of a story of friendship and the other, a very tough story I’ve never told anyone.
Project Kr, A Year in Photography, takes on a timer—randomly set, wherever I was, I had only moments to figure out how to photograph the scene. Built on motion blur and movement of Series 7 — Traveling Home Night, I shot these from a single point at the Western Brown Line train stop. Quick Draw, and fire.
