See more on instagram: @jackdevore | @vultureandvixen | @transientvultures

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MIRRORLESS DIGITAL:

Fujifilm X-T1 (56mm/F1.2)

Fujifilm X-T1 (18mm/F2)

Fujifilm X-20 (28-112mm zoom)

Fujifilm Finepix S (30x zoom/F4.3)

35mm FILM:

Holga 135 (various lenses)

Pentax Spotmatic (50mm/F1.4 | 28mm/F3.5)

Minolta Bodies- SR-1 / XG 1 / X-370s (Lenses- 55mm/F1.2 | 55mm/F1.7 | 45mm/F1.2 [x2] | 135mm/F3.5 | 80-200mm/F4.5-5.6)

Off-Brand Taiwanese Toy Camera (50mm/F1.6)

120 FILM:

Kodak Duaflex II [x2] | Banner Toy Camera (lomo)

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Jack DeVore is a Seattle-based Lakota and Romani Musician and Photographer who has his hands in a little bit of everything as far as the entertainment industry is concerned.

As a musician, he spends his days in Seattle's own Pike Place Market, either by himself or with the band he often leads called Transient Vultures. You can also sometimes catch them playing at a variety of clubs and events in the area.

While not playing music on Pike, he photographs locals and tourists in attempts to capture the life and culture of the city that has built him. He and fellow photography George W. Masters (insta: @gwm.seattle) have begun work on an Arts & Culture magazine called 'The Neighborhood Watch' in an attempt to better portray the place where they spend most of their days.

Him and wife Fiona (a Seattle-based illustrator/painter) collaborate to create multi-media art pieces and installments, film work such as music videos and short films, clothing and otherwise promotional designs and a variety of other mediums with their company Vulture and Vixen.

Jack has also spent years behind the mixer as a Producer/Audio Engineer.

He has worked with many artists in both live and studio settings to re-create the best representations of the sounds that they make.

Sometimes he is still known to do some freelance work with his production company 'Indigo Productions'.