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Monday, October 31, 2016
Some San Francisco Street Shots
I was in the City by the Bay last week, primarily to visit Pier 24-- the world's largest museum devoted exclusively to photography (for which you need an appointment to visit). They had a spectacular exhibit up that devoted each of their twenty odd galleries to favorites selected by what must be some pretty astute collectors. Some galleries were thematically organized (a whole room of classic rock and roll images!), and some focused on specific photographers. So I got to see original prints of some work I've only ever before seen reprinted in books (like Dorothea Lange's Migrant Mother and several pieces from Robert Frank's The Americans), and discovered some new favorites like Consuela Kanaga. While in San Francisco I also visited the SF Museum of Modern Art, and they had a really cool exhibit of post-war Japanese photography as well as one devoted to Anthony Hernandez who counts as another new favorite whose work I hope to explore more in the future. Needless to say, I was inspired and also spent some time wandering around the city with my camera in hand. Sadly, I was battling a head cold the whole time I was there, and so didn't have my usual energy, so I feel like I didn't get as much shot as I hoped (not to mention the storm that rolled in and forced me to leave a day early, lest I get caught on the wrong side of the Sierra Nevada range). Anyway, here's a first taste of some of what I did photograph there.
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Saturday, October 29, 2016
Thursday, October 27, 2016
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
This Week's Playlist & Podcast
Dr. John's Record
Shelf was on the air again this past Sunday, and you can see the featured music
listed below. If you want to hear the
show (including Art Vandalay, Sandwiches of the Stars! a Top Five List and much
more), just click here.
Bills, Ultimate
Painting
Los Borrachos, Car
Seat Headrest
Straight Edge of the
Blade, Jenny & Johnny
Early Morning Rain,
Billy Bragg & Joe Henry
Demons, Frank Turner
L.A. Woman, Doors
San Francisco BC,
Silver Jews
Let's Take Some
Drugs and Drive Around, Silos
Ticking Timebomb,
All Girl Summer Fun Band
Calvin Rae, Walker
Kong
Jug Band Music,
Lovin' Spoonful
Down on Penny's
Farm, Jim Kweskin & Geoff Muldaur
Most Likely You Go
Your Way and I'll Go Mine, Sue Foley
Shot By Both Sides,
Magazine
A New England,
Kirsty Maccoll
Robert DeNiro's
Waiting, Bananarama
Cars, Gary Numan
Like Ringo, Dick
Lord
She Loves You, Peter
Sellers
Piggy in the Middle,
Rutles
A Letter to the
Beatles, Four Preps
Runnin' Away, Sly
& the Family Stone
Hurricane (Johnnie's
Themes), Lord Huron
Talkin' About You,
Rolling Stones
Tulane, Chuck Berry
Promised Land, Elvis
Presley
Bye Bye My Love, The
Chips
Sunday, October 23, 2016
Saturday, October 22, 2016
Friday, October 21, 2016
Thursday, October 20, 2016
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
This Week's Playlist & Podcast
This week the
emphasis was on great tunes on Dr. John's
Record Shelf. You can see the
playlist below, and hear a recording of the program by clicking here.
What It Means,
Drive-By Truckers
Land of Hope and
Dreams, Bruce Springsteen
Freedom Highway,
Mavis Staples
Fortunate Son, Creedence
Clearwater Revival
Press On, Robinella
What's Going On,
Marvin Gaye
Combat Rock,
Sleater-Kinney
Oh Soul, Mary
Gauthier
Got a Feelin, Mamas
& Papas
I'm Stone in Love
With You, Stylistics
Dream Alone, Artie
Garr
Farmer John, Tidal Waves
Magic 8 Ball, Cub
If Only You Were
Lonely, Replacements
Start Choppin',
Dinosaur Jr.
She Belongs to Me,
Bob Dylan
Knockin' On Heaven's
Door, Bob Dylan
I'll Be Your Baby
Tonight, Bob Dylan
Lo and Behold, Bob
Dylan & the Band
I Wonder, Roseanne
Cash
Lady Doctor, Graham
Parker
Nothing at All,
Andrew Cash
Ain't He Got Nerve,
Mint Juleps
Haiti, Caetano Veloso
Well It's True That
We Love One Another, White Stripes & Holly Golightly
Domino, Van Morrison
Green Rocky Road,
Kathy & Carol
Last Train to
Clarksville, Monkees
Sound of the Rain,
The Dils
Instant Hit, Slits
Real Thing, Pointed
Sticks
Teenage Kicks, The
Undertones
Monday, October 17, 2016
Some More Pictures of Florence
From my Itlay trip back in 2008. I don't think I've ever posted these before, but even if I have, I think they are worth another look.
Sunday, October 16, 2016
Saturday, October 15, 2016
Lost Creek
My good friend Jim introduced me to a spot today that I had never heard of, even though it's only about 80 miles from where I live (and believe me, in Montana, 80 miles is like around the block). The place is Lost Creek State Park, and we took a ride over there this morning and spent a very pleasant couple of hours taking pictures. It's not a big place, so a lot of these are just different angles on the same spots, but it was a very cool place to hang out and practice our photography skills. We're already talking about heading beack to see how it looks once it snows.
Friday, October 14, 2016
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