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Lieutenant Dan Choi is a 2003 graduate of the US Military Academy. He is a combat veteran of the Iraq War. Choi serves in the Army National Guard as an infantry platoon leader. While at West Point, he majored in Arabic Language and Environmental Engineering.
Dan was recently discharged from The Army National Guard for violating "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" by announcing "I am Gay" on the Rachel Maddow Show in March 2009.
Photo was taken at the home of Dan Choi in New York City, NY
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I had a Kickstarter project fail a day or two ago, and I'm quite happy about it. I always want them to work, but when they don't I remember how much work I don't have to do. Always the slacker, never the dreamer.
A big plus side (to me) is that I started taking the photos before the project was done, so I have a few extra things to post here since I probably won't do much shooting for a while.
Caroline and I wandered around her neighborhood during the funding period, sweating to death and being eaten by mosquitoes. But that just comes with the job, and you get over it rather quickly when you see all of the forgotten, quiet spots hidden in the corners of downtown. This shot was taken at a house that didn't exist. There were stairs to the front yard, then nothing; just a plot of land where someone else gave up when things didn't work out. There's something to be said for starting a project then failing miserably. You never know what you'll get from the little bit of effort you put in.
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These pine needles were shot outdoors at dusk using our new Arm-S lighting arms for the Adaptalux Studio. The Blue background is w water tank, out of focus
our new EFX lighting arms are now on Kickstarter, take a look and help us out! >>> kck.st/2jMWhWm
This normal garden spider was shot using our new UV LIghting arms. It was really easy to get an awesome UV shot at night in the garden and show the unseen colours of the spider.
We just launched our kickstarter project to get these new arms made for, support us here >>>
Less than 2 days left to fund Death's Daughter!!
I really really love this project and this concept (hence my ability to string out a million and one photos exploring the project.) I want to see it become real!
Help me make that happen!
Image credits:
Character concept and design:
Martha Hull,
Death's Daughter and the Basket of Kittens.
Skull Cameo:
concept and design:
Martha Hull.
clay fabrication:
who creating this amazing cameo that looks exactly like the one in the book!
This normal leaf was shot in pitch darkness with our new UV lighting arms used to induce fluorescence.
We just launched our kickstarter project to get these new arms made, support us here >>> kck.st/2jMWhWm
Velo Coffee Roasters here in Chattanooga is launching their kickstarter today. I'm really excited about their drive for a new roaster.
They also teamed up with Granola to make these awesome pannier/backpacks with easy removable hardware. Check out their Kickstarter page for more info and donate to get one yourself!
Model: Katerina
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
Model: Tania d'Anconia
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
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THE 52 WEEK PROJECT IS NOW LIVE!
My wonderful supporters I need your help to fund this project! . In celebration I am reposting older photos of mine. Together with your help we can make something amazing! And in return you will get a REWARD such as a print! Thank you so much!
-Josh
Happy and proud to have an image included in Kier Selinsky's new book.
Read more about it (and back it) here:
www.kickstarter.com/projects/537638366/the-f-d-book-of-pi...
So far, the Kickstarter for the new Tripod has reached $10 million (get it at stuckincustoms.com/links/peak-design-travel-tripod ). Incredible! Great job everyone! I've heard a few complaints about using Kickstarter as a marketing tool that I think are unfounded. Peak Design is an amazingly successful company with plenty of cash reserves, so why do they use a vehicle like KS to hawk their wares? There are a panoply of great reasons... for one, they have now done so many Kickstarters and they owe their success to that platform so they remain loyal. For two, they go back to the original community and offer them better prices as a sort of reward and they can get it cheaper than driving down to their local camera store or on Amazon after the KS event ends. For three, the incredibly active community acts like an intense "focus group" and they give them all kinds of hardcore advice and suggestions. And, last, in my personal opinion, companies like Peak Design on Kickstarter help to make the entire platform more trusted and stable, which gives a strong foundation to other new companies and entrepreneurs that have interesting ideas. Anyway, that's my take! Go see for yourself at stuckincustoms.com/links/peak-design-travel-tripod
This year the lads over at YouTube channel Beyond the Brick invited me to help them with their annual Kickstarter project to fund DVD coverage of Brickworld Chicago.
By backing the project at the $200 level, five lucky backers got the chance to have their likenesses recreated by me in LEGO! Here are the ones that I have completed so far, with the original reference photos shown for context.
Flät Fät | Flatland 360
Flattrack race @ Wheels and Wake 2021
Agfa APX100 (@320) developed in yum-yum fingerlickin' good 510 Pyro 1+100.
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This is a convertible camera strap you have never seen before, Only two simple actions, Quickly switch between neck and shoulder mode, Free the pressure from your neck or shoulder
Join us on here
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If you like the idea of owning my beautifully crafted new book of 100 Street Photographs designed by the incredibly inspiring Jim Sutherland at @andSutherland please support the Kickstarter to secure your copy:
www.kickstarter.com/projects/nothinglikesomething/nothing...
If you pick a kickstarter reward with a 13x9 print, you will get to choose from these 10. When your "reward survey" is sent out, that's when you select your print.
BerniePhotoBook.com
The Kickstarter will be live in June 2021
I’m very pleased to say that my pinhole photo from Berwick-upon-Tweed has been selected for publication in The f/D Book of Pinhole.
Kier and Libby Selinsky have selected 99 pinhole photos to be published. The top image is from the book’s Kickstarter page. More information can be found here:
Kickstarter: www.kickstarter.com/projects/537638366/the-f-d-book-of-pi...
Blog: www.fslashd.com
Just for fun I made General Vargas of the Desert Rangers from the first RPG I backed on Kickstarter, Wasteland 2 - the belated sequel to the game that gave birth to the Fallout series.
I just wanted to use that hat. :P
"Echo one, report!"
"Good job, recruits."
- Enter the Book Brick-
For a long time I have been dreaming of making a book with the Enter the Brick series. Since being a full time artist does not bring riches and automatically leads to exhibitions, I now want to share the idea and call out for your support and help. In addition I’d love to finally come to a show in the US and display a large selection of the bricks. This combined with visiting as many fellow and befriended brick heads as possible.
>>> The Campaign at Kickstarter <<<
So either if you want to see this happen or just like the series, this is how you can help:
- Spreading the word about this project
- Backing this project (and receiving fantastic rewards in return)
- Directly (co-)funding the project or providing sponsors
If you have any suggestions or else connected to the project, don't hesitate and get in touch with me.
The Enter the Brick series.
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Excited to announce I am today launching a Kickstarter campaign to publish a first edition book of my candid street photography! To reserve your copy please click on the link:
www.kickstarter.com/projects/nothinglikesomething/nothing...
Just received my order of the Everyday BackPack by PeakDesign and I'm really excited about bringing it out! Pretty clueless on how I should be shooting this bag and I don't want it to be "just another shot"
I'm guessing these 2 shots would do for now.
Some of the cool loot I received from the Skulls Kickstarter project by V&A Steamworks.
I barfed up a Death Figure using a prototype skull I received a while back. accompanying him is Gingerbread spirit "print test" and a rare Gingerbread man during transformation!
The Gingerbread man has a black donut and a rare swirled coffee donut set of chakrams!
Please Mr Chapman consider making a decent Scythe - The lego blade looks ridiculous and I'm sure you could smash this one out in no time. if not I'll mod this one I guess. Probably should have done that first hmmmm....
Pentax Spotmatic w/ 35mm f2 SMC Takumar / Ilford FP4
Development by Labo-Argentique
Home-scanned on Epson V550
I shot the photos and provided the theme for this kickstarter project. Do check it out at www.kickstarter.com/projects/886882333/socks-that-make-yo...
Apart from the cool photography theme, these socks are made from recycled PET bottles. Yup, plastic Coke, Sprite, Vitamin Water etc. The PET bottles are crushed, and re-processed as PET-yarn. When I first heard about it I was like, 'No way'. So this project helps to reduce the amount of PET that ends up in landfills. Great project to support. Do check it out here
Strobist info - A corded SB-900 with an Orbis Ringflash Attached.
Link: www.kickstarter.com/projects/joshuamichaelphoto/the-52-we...
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As many of you know I have recently launched a Kickstarter campaign for my latest project, The 52 Week Project. I can't start it without your support because my CAMERA WAS STOLEN. So I am trying to reach out to all of you for support so I can continue pursuing my passions. And the cool thing about it is there is REWARDS IN IT FOR YOU if you contribute! Check out the link for more information. I'm releasing a photo day from the unreleased shots from my 365 project in celebration!
Let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you so much for everyone who has backed my project so far! I am honored to have raised almost $1000 dollars already!
Thank you guys!
-Josh
PLEASE SUPPORT - WE’VE HIT ALMOST 75% OF MY KICKSTARTER TARGET! I’D LOVE TO GET IT TO 100% It will be a limited edition print run of only 500 books so now’s the time to grab yourself a signed advance copy if you haven’t already got one.
These are some of my favourite early portraits that will feature as full page images (33.5cm tall!)
(First row:) Kei Channing | Bobby Soutar | Graeme McColm | Christopher Penney | Colin Davis | Nicholas Warr | David McAlmont | Simon Martin
(Second row:) David Harold Weston Thomas | Chris Jarman | Jay Morthland | John Cox | Nick Haeffner | Ajamu X | Keith Moore | Aaron Smith
www.kickstarter.com/projects/harshbeautiful/top-quality-a...
Model: Taylor Freeze
Photographer: Justin Bonaparte
Got a big announcement, I have a Kickstarter running now and would love your support. Together we'll publish American Restaurant, a book of photography collected over the past 10 years. Please support the campaign here:
www.kickstarter.com/projects/americanrestaurant/american-...
www.kickstarter.com/projects/donkom/macro-photography/
Thanks to everyone who has backed this upcoming book project! Only one week left in the Kickstarter campaign!
Covering everything from the basics of equipment, exposure, techniques and lighting, through various masterclasses with specific subjects and so much more, this is decidedly NOT an “art” book, it’s an instructional how-to that encompasses all of the knowledge you could ever need for close-up photography, plus the beautiful art that results from such efforts. All this and more will be in your hands in time for Christmas 2019!
Options include an eBook version for CAD$22 and a hardcover edition for CAD$48, in addition to a Limited Edition leather-bound edition and the option of getting a hardcover edition with a framed print of the cover shot, “Essence of Reverie”.
Coverage includes:
Redefining the rules of composition
Finding and exploring narratives we ignore
The challenges of magnification
Camera equipment and recommendations
Inexpensive ways to get “closer”
Controlling and sculpting your light
Overcoming shallow focus
Using water droplets as lenses
The art of photographic discovery: “what if?”
Winter macro: snowflakes and freezing bubbles
Videography on a macro scale
Ultraviolet fluorescence macro
Stereoscopic 3D macro photography
MANY more topics down the rabbit hole
Check it out!: www.kickstarter.com/projects/donkom/macro-photography/
PLEASE SUPPORT - WE’VE HIT ALMOST 75% OF MY KICKSTARTER TARGET! I’D LOVE TO GET IT TO 100% It will be a limited edition print run of only 500 books so now’s the time to grab yourself a signed advance copy if you haven’t already got one.
These are some of my favourite early portraits that will feature as full page images (33.5cm tall!)
(First row:) Colin Davis | Nicholas Warr | David McAlmont | Simon Martin
(Second row:) Nick Haeffner | Ajamu X | Keith Moore | Aaron Smith
(Third Row:) Kei Channing | Bobby Soutar | Graeme McColm | Christopher Penney |
(Fourth Row:) David Harold Weston Thomas | Chris Jarman | Jay Morthland | John Cox
www.kickstarter.com/projects/harshbeautiful/top-quality-a...
This year the lads over at YouTube channel Beyond the Brick invited me to help them with their annual Kickstarter project to fund DVD coverage of Brickworld Chicago.
By backing the project at the $200 level, five lucky backers got the chance to have their likenesses recreated by me in LEGO! Here are the ones that I have completed so far, with the original reference photos shown for context.
In the excitement of the new kickstarter launch of Mobile Frame Zero: Intercept Orbit (formerly Alpha Bandit), I made a company of mobile frames (the Corsair Wild) and four mobile frame aces for each color system bonus( aces are in a larger scale for game purposes).
Alpha Bandit uses a new scale for spaceship combat. Frames act as space fighters, but can also land on frigates and capital ships in order to take them over.
Check it out!
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Mobile Frame Zero: Intercept Orbit
Tabletop Space Wargame
MFZ Community Forums
This year the lads over at YouTube channel Beyond the Brick invited me to help them with their annual Kickstarter project to fund DVD coverage of Brickworld Chicago.
By backing the project at the $200 level, five lucky backers got the chance to have their likenesses recreated by me in LEGO! Here are the ones that I have completed so far, with the original reference photos shown for context.