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Welcome to my blog dedicated to my self portrait photography. I've made self portraits since 1971 but have only made a serious effort to make one a day since 2009. Some have incorrectly suggested I invented the "selfie" and even though I made my first one in 1976, people have been making them for years before me. Thanks for checking them out!
More Blogs about my work
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Reexamining old files-we've come a long way - I was recently forced to clean out a metal locker that stored all my third level off site back up's. These are mostly DVD's, CD's and 3.5 drives in sto...
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Information about exhibitions and lectures
- Podcast I did about my studio work
- My Guide to New Orleans
- My Guide to Mardi Gras in New Orleans
- An interview with me on WWNO
- A nice article about my high school days
- A story about some of my Post Katrina work in Fotographia magazine
- Titled Arc
- A nice story about my teaching at MAC on Campus
- Biological Canvas exhibition site
- The Extraordinary vs. the Everyday Catastrophe, a site that used some of my new work
- An local newspaper story about my induction into the EGHS Wall of Honor
- A selection of my work on line at my stock agency "Digital Light Source"
- An on line exhibition at Lens Culture
- Boarder Crossings a group exhibition at the SRISA gallery in Florence, Italy
- My Solo exhibit at Le Mieux Gallery in New Orleans
- My solo exhibit at UW Green Bay
- My Solo exhibition at MTSU
- My solo exhibition at the Joslyn Museum
- People with Veils, an on line group exhibition at Luminos Lint
- My solo exhibition at the Tremaine Gallery
- My work as seen at Review Santa Fe 2008
- Paraphrasing, an on line blog that posted some of my work, I think its in Korea
- Rancho Las Voces; a Mexican photo blog that posted some of my work
- The Museum of Contemporary Photography
- The New Orleans Project WWW site where they have used my work.
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- Photographing a 1969 BMW R69US
- Ted Drews with the grandkids
- TV night
- Bea's first baseball game
- Before my lecture
- Printing
- With the birthday girl
- Costco overload
- Hanging with Isaac
- Lab Day
- Pool party
- Walking home on a hot day
- Hanging out with Beatrice
- Making contact sheets
- Elijah's soccer game
- oil change
- Walking home after class
- Walking home after the party at the Dean's
- In the office after class
- Tyson studio shoot with Elaine
- Elijah's first game!
- Developing my film from the summer
- Take out pizza
- Making contact sheets (for the first time)
- I have a terrible cold
- Students develop film for the first time
- Dinner with Frankie
- with WU Photo BFA 1990 Frankie Holt at the Weitman...
- Videoing Carols talk at the Jacoby Art Center
- Studio maintainence day
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I had to comment. I had an R69US 1964 with ealrs forks.back in 1927. Sadly it was stolen. I have been a motorcycle nut since I was a kid. The r69uswas the nicest riding bike I ever rode. Ihave ridden most bikes english - Itilian and American bult prior to 1960s. Bacck to my beloved Beemer. I loved the ears forks - effortless I never felt the cintrifugal forces of the front wheel especially when I rode a 1979 R&) with tubw forks. The forks turned me off and I didn't buy the bike because of the feel of the front end. Whin on the R69 I didn't think what I was doing -it was like I thought "ets turn on thiscorner" an the beemer just did what I thought what I wanted it to do. To me it was as good as myold triumph bonneville that I usae to have. I toured most all of new england on it and loved every mile I rode on it. If it hadn't been stolen I promse it would still be mine. I am a disblae vietnam vet- my legs no longer work well enough to ride (since 2000 and I ma hoping for surgery this year thet wi alowme to ride again. Any If it works my wish si tohave a r69 ,as it is he easiest bike ever to rode. Sadly on my VA check I will nwver be able afford another bike. Sorry but I had to tell you what a great bike they were (especially with the ears fork.
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