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Exodus recently played with Auroch, Titan’s Eve, Bonded by Blood, and Holy Grail at the Rickshaw Theatre in Vancouver. It was truly an epic night of thrash metal, indeed.
Read a full article on ABORT Magazine featuring more of my images.
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I shot Smif N Wessun for Abort Magazine last month so I thought I’d share some photos from that night. Opening for them was Sketch Bros.
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Last Thursday, Young Sleezy made the Tonic nightclub bounce in downtown Vancouver. His beats were well received by the crowd that eventually packed in to see the show. Tonic didn’t make much effort to make the performers feel at home though; it was pretty sad to see them asked to pay cover and show stamps, then fighting for a table amongst the crowd since we couldn’t get into a VIP area. When I was shooting I wasn’t allowed behind the performers at all to get crowd shots.
But the show was great! Check out Young Sleezy’s music.
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I visited my girlfriend’s family in Victoria on the Easter weekend. It was ridiculously windy when we left Vancouver and the ferries were rocking madly in the water. Our ferry, delayed an hour because of the rough waters, was the last to ship out before they decided to cancel all other sailings. I’m glad I wasn’t on the boat that had a window smashed by a wave. The ship did rock wildly though. Barf bags were scattered around the vessel as people stumbled around drunkenly trying to find their feet.
In Victoria, we met up with some friends and had a great time. The gallery above (click the photo) features members of the indie-electro band, Virgin Space Cadets, so check them out! One of the members, Marc Junker, also runs kick-ass Strip Comics.
So, yeah, enjoy some snapshots from my weekend.
I had a project to emulate the style of photographer, Harry Callahan. He’s best known for his portraits of his wife, Eleanor, but also for his street work and photographic experiments around Detroit.
Callahan had a minimalism stage where he often photographed twigs on snow or wires against the sky.