last night i caught up with these are powers at lexington (london)
i wasn't even aware they were touring Europe until i had randomly checked out the latest posts on twitter. 
it was great to see them since our last meeting in new york last year. 


have a listen to their new tracks if you like a good dance tune.  

this is the second portrait series i did with eclectic live performer mc gaffe 

gaffe always has some interesting costumes in her wardrobe. 

she is a super fun personality to photograph.

a portraiture i took of anna lunoe early this year

one of the looks I shot for dannika zen

hanging with noni last weekend

the kluster photography issue is out now

this whole series on brian anderson is excellent
revisiting my childhood  

terence koh's portrait homage to andy warhol

the whiteness + expression is great in this photo.

I shot this little series a few weeks ago for my very talented friend Dannika Zen

She has created some beautiful pieces under her own label.

Have a peek for yourself.

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an experimental short film for the midnight juggernauts by Cara Stricker. 
a few years of touring footage for your visual pleasure to follow.
enjoy.

Broken Social Scene 


Pure bliss. 

Life changing images by James Natchway. 
If you like photojournalism, this is probably as good as it gets.

the last true story in pop. 


more info via.

Don't believe everything you read on the Internet.

via. 

mind blown.

this is one of the image I took for song for the mute's SS10/11 AU CLAIR collection
you can see the rest of the series on F-T.com.au

an image I took for nicholas christensen

styling by james dykes.

BoF Fashion Pioneers: Jefferson Hack from The Business of Fashion on Vimeo.


this is an excellent interview with Jefferson Hack discussing the beauty of digital media and the future of publishing. 

I am in a group show this Thursday

Come down for a drink if you are in the Neighbourhood.

Kid Confucius, final show @the Annandale 2010.

photo by michael t regan.

All about the Love

This is a great video by Ira Glass talking about how to produce great stories but it is pretty applicable to all kinds of creative ventures.


His advice is quite simple, you will basically get better with your work over time by constant practice and
The video series reminds me of Malcolm Gladwell's theory of 10,000 hour rule. By doing anything long enough say 10,000 hours, you will eventually become a pro at whatever you do (read more on - Outliers.)


I found this clip by my always interesting content seeking friend Ash. 


If you are interested in how to further improve your creative ideas, this video will be a great resource.


Enjoy.

photo still from Foal's Spanish Sahara video.

You can now visit Dave Ma on VIMEO - another place to find visual inspiration.
Youtube was being difficult and some of his videos were removed 
so a relocation was in order, enjoy the fine videos created by Dave Ma and team.

Sunday.