Two positives and two negatives of a lit cangle arranged. The way they are, it makes the entire image seem to bulge in the middle and bend outwards.

Ghostbusters

A poster for Ghostbusters I bought at MoMA while in NYC

Soda Can Tower

The soda can tower I currently have against my wall. I also did a David Hockney-esque photomontage of this. It, however, was too large to scan.

Show your magic

something someone arranged in a window

Dumplings

Tom and Kaya eating some dumplings

Balance

Jesse walking on the fence by school

Jesse

Black and White film shot of Jessie in the same tree

Photomontage

Another photomontage by David Hockney

Daivd Hockney

A photograph collage by David Hockney.

Jessie Wingo

Another shot of Jessie. This time, more casual and laid back.

Jessie Wingo

Jessie Wingo in a tree looking all model-ey and whatnot

Dragon (Film 2)

Dragon (Film)

One film shot of the dragon thing.

Iceland (Joe McNally)

Photo by Joe McNally. I dont know the technical name for these guys, but I know what they do. The flowing of the curtain and the freezing of the image gives it a sense of majesty and grandeur.

Beacon of Light (Joe McNally)

This is actually the beacon on top of the Empire State Building (Photo by Joe McNally). The angle and closeness to the beacon gives one a sense of how far up they really are.

X-4A7 (Joe McNally)

A beautiful shot of the Pegasus done by Joe McNally. I, for one, would do just about anything to see this wondrous piece of art. The night sky melds with the light coming from under the Pegasus to good effect.

Coast Guard (Joe McNally)

A photograph shot by Joe McNally. The water spray gives you a feeling of almost being in the photograph.

Ryan Adams (Danny Clinch)

Ryan Adams, shot by Danny Clinch. The rule of thirds is used to good effect here. There is a short-ish depth of field, as even his jacket pocket is out of focus. It keeps the eye on his face very nicely.

Niel Young (Danny Clinch)

Photo shot by Danny Clinch. Neils face is framed by the mirror and is not directly visible by the lens, which I find adds to the photograph well.

Tom Waits (Danny Clinch)

A photograph of the musician Tom Waits, by Danny Clinch. I think the setup of the stereos and Tom jumping portrays Tom's energy and eccentricity.