Jul 19, 2006

I am trying a new gallery modification out that keeps track of the GPS coordinates to each album or photo. You can navigate the albums using the Google Maps API. http://geo.digitalartwork.net

Jul 5, 2006

Making Cigars in Little Havana Part of the “Labor in America” documentary. Cigar maker from Honduras working in Little Havana, Miami, FL.

Jul 4, 2006

A Night in Little Havana Since I’m not in Athens to work on the Music Essay, I decided to do a little late night street photography in Miami.

Jun 18, 2006

Music Essay | Chapter 7: Ballad of a Thin Piano Man pt1 Music Essay | Chapter 7: Ballad of a Thin Piano Man pt2This is part of a weekly journal essay attempting to show Athens as the music Mecca of Appalachia. In part 1 Kent Lankas, pianist from Bad Mamma Jamma, talks about music in Athens. In [...]

Jun 14, 2006

I have uploaded a high quality version of my documentary “Labor in SE Ohio”.

Jun 14, 2006

Losing Louisiana: Landloss on the Coast Last month alone, my “Losing Louisiana” project, recieved about 600,000 hits and many “Site of the Day” distinctions including one from Yahoo! Picks. “Losing Louisiana” was created as a graduate project for the Vico 587 Magazine class in the School of Visual Communication at Ohio University. The purpose of the class [...]

Jun 3, 2006

This is part of a weekly journal essay attempting to show Athens as the music Mecca of Appalachia. In this chapter I focused on using the stomping beat to drive most of the piece’s pace and transitions.

May 22, 2006

May Day: A Day without Immigrants (SoundSlides)

May 22, 2006

This is part of a weekly journal essay attempting to show Athens as the music Mecca of Appalachia. In this chapter I focused on the sense of timing with the emotional cues in the music.

May 22, 2006

Music Essay | Chaper 4: Singing Portraits I think this was a good idea originally, but I had to scrap most of the other portraits because the people singing HAD to hold the mic or they wouldn’t/couldn’t sing. As a consequence, they blew out the audio by holding the mic too close. Two out of the [...]