the National show at Music Hall last weekend and took the point-and-shoot along. Got mostly bad ones, but here's a few good ones. The show was part of the excellent 6th annual Music Now Festival, which curated by the National's Bryce Dessner.
Matt Moore's XYZ Axis Mural behind the YES Gallery on Clay St.
Last night (Cinco de Mayo) was the final evening for neighborhood awesomeness purveyor, Fork Heart Knife. Their friendly hospitality and killer brunch potatoes will be sorely missed on Main St.
Feyonce Knowles and I road tripped to just-north-of-Charlotte for her cuz's wedding. These are some photos I took while crusing down the AA highway in Kentucky, 77 south, and 23 north through Cumberland Gap.
I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to shoot the Ohio State Spring Football game on behalf of the excellent blog Eleven Warriors. It was an incredible and surreal experience, and a real learning experience. You can see some choice shots below, and the whole set is over on my flickr page.
View from the desk, Bosslady keeps me in check.
Interesting things happening on 14th Street right now.
Feyonce Knowles has been getting her urban-farm on. This is the very beginning.
I finally got around to sorting and processing my photos from the 2010 Midpoint Music Festival in September. For the uninitiated, MPMF is a music festival hosted here in Cincinnati each fall. It serves as a veritable all-you-can hear buffet of up and coming indie rock. This year I was lucky enough to catch sets by Best Coast, Caribou, Phantogram and Cincy's own Wussy and Seedy Seeds. But the best show I saw all weekend was from Columbus, Ohio's Super Deserts. Great stuff. You can see a few photos below, and many many more over on my Flickr page. As well as photos from the MPMF Indie Summer Series.
