Who’s Going to Phoot Camp 2012? Find out now — don’t miss these super creative self-portraits! (Shown: Dan Busta’s incredible self portrait)
I can’t tell you how excited I am about this. I have a reeeeeaaalll good feeling about my third year at Phoot Camp, and it’s all because of this line up here. Check out everyone’s self portrait, and make sure to follow the Phoot Camp tumblr to keep up with all our summer camp nonsense next month!
Today we’re welcoming Laura Brunow Miner / Pictory as today’s Show & Tell guest poster!
Laura founded Pictory, an online photo magazine where she tries to be the Ira Glass of the photo essay, and Phoot Camp, a creative retreat for bright young photographers. She’s going to share some innovative takes on portraiture that she observed at Phoot Camp 2011.
Check back here all day to see what Laura posts!
(Portrait of Laura by Lauren Randolph)
Love this portrait of Laura, one of my personal favorites. Check out my website to see the full version.
LAUREN LEMON-PORTRAIT SERIES on Flickr.
A mini photo series I shot of the super talented photographer @laurenlemon during Phootcamp. Peep her work at http://photolauren.com
I think I coulda been a cowgirl in another life. It’s the Reno roots in me.
Ryan, flying around in White Sands, New Mexico. Follow along with the Phoot Camp blog to keep up with everyone else’s work.
Me, with some of my photo gear scattered around at White Sands, New Mexico. Follow along with the Phoot Camp blog to keep up with everyone else’s work.
Mr. Caesy Oney is not only a talented photographer, but also the owner of Draught Dry Goods, a beautiful handmade leather company that you should definitely check out. I had the great pleasure of getting to know Caesy real well on our roadtrip to and from Texas, and couldn’t be happier that he’s a part of the Phoot family, as well as a great friend now. This might also be one of my favorite portraits that I shot on my trip this year, complete with the sweet sunburn lines and all. I put a selection of all my favorite Phoot Camp photos on my website. And make sure to follow along with the Phoot Camp blog to keep up with everyone else’s work.
We took a short day trip from Marfa out to the Balmorhea Springs in Texas. Perfect escape from the heat - and if there’s one thing Phoot Campers love (aside from cameras, friends, and goodtimes) it’s swimming pools! Have a look at my website for a selection of my favorite photos from Phoot Camp. And follow along with the Phoot Camp blog to keep up with everyone else’s work.
This is the great Dan Busta, striking a pose as the sweet Texas storm rolls into Marfa.
I put a selection of my favorite photos from Phoot Camp on my website. Most of them you may have already seen here on my blog, but it’s nice to view the complete story of my trip in one place. You can still follow along with the Phoot Camp blog to keep up with everyone else’s work.
Brad Smith, of Virb, wore his cowboy attire so well while in Marfa, TX - I’m convinced he walks around the streets of his neighborhood in NYC in this get-up regularly. YeHAW!
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Steph and I at Salvation Mountain, shot with the Lomography 360 Spinner camera. Follow the Phoot Camp blog to keep up with everyone’s work.
Kristina Yamamoto curtsies for the camera before our Phooteanny in Marfa, Texas. And big thanks to the one and only lomokev for letting me borrow one of his Lomo LCA cameras throughout the weekend.
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Cheyne Gallarde starts our Phootenanny off with some fiddle tunes! Follow the Phoot Camp blog to keep up with everyone’s work.
Phoot Camp just simply could not happen if it weren’t for these two amazing people.
Laura Brunow Miner of Pictory Mag, and Brad Smith of Virb. Shot on the Lomo LCA just after our sweaty good time during our Phootenanny group shot.
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