Shot this after a collaboration I made with Ryan Schude last month, which I’ll be showing tonight at the Slidelock Potshow in Los Angeles. Make sure to RSVP on Facebook to get your name on the guest list, it. You really don’t want to miss this, but if you do you’ll have another chance to see some new work at the All Visual LA/California Love show on Monday. Busy awesome weekend!
I finally added a gallery on my website dedicated to my ongoing Jumpology series. I’ve got a few more to pull from the archives, but head over and check out a selection of my very favorite jump photos collected over the years.
The playa is the best place for jump photos. See the rest of my photos from Burning Man here.
Black Rock City, NV - August 2011
This past week, I had the privilege of hanging out with Lauren Randolph (www.photolauren.com). I had an amazing week, learned some new photo techniques and some equipment upgrades. Even spent a full day of shooting with her in various outfits and locations, she even took some direction from me in a photo!
Since she’s basically coined “jumpology”, I figured it was only right to have her jump for me. Here are 2 images I couldn’t decide between. Enjoy.
And a BIG THANK YOU, to Ms. Lauren Randolph!
And a big thank you right back, Mr. Robinson. Thanks for showing me around Bristol, and for your excellent modeling skills. Looking forward to sharing the photos!
@laurenlemon will be at King College in Bristol, TN/VA on Sept. 14! Check out her work! www.photolauren.com (Taken with instagram)
Are you there, Dad? Because sometimes I think you never aged past 13. You love video games, playing in the snow, making your famous stuffed animal bikes, and trying to take the “coolest jump picture ever.” You made my lunch every day before school and always remembered to draw a colorful picture on the bag, too. Don’t worry, though. Even with two grown daughters, you’re more youthful than ever. So let’s never stop having fun.
— By Lauren Randolph (from “Are You There, Dad?”)
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Thanks, Pictory, for featuring my photo as their picture of the day today! :)
And here’s a jump picture I shot last week of Ryan Freitas.
Check out my collection of jump photos here.
I would love to know who took this amazing jump photo of Lucille Ball. Internet, help me out. Is it one of Halsman’s?
I love this amazing picture of Lucille Ball, taken by Philippe Halsman in 1962. Thanks, Internet.
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Ryan, flying around in White Sands, New Mexico. Follow along with the Phoot Camp blog to keep up with everyone else’s work.
Mr. Caesy Oney of Draught Dry Goods jumps at White Sands, New Mexico.
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I had been to Slab City before, but left too quickly to be able to make a stop at Salvation Mountain. This time we made a point to check it out and walk around. What a perfect first stop for the LARV to make on our roadtrip! There’s definitely no place like it - art, mixed with spirituality, mixed with something weird, plus awesome, and in the desert. Loved it!
So here I made Michael jump.
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I just returned from a week long road trip from Los Angeles, CA to Marfa, TX for this year’s Phoot Camp, an annual creative retreat for photographers. 12 of us piled into an RV and drove through the desert to Marfa, where we met up with 35 creatives and photographers from all over the world.
Follow the Phoot Tumblr to see everyone’s work. I’ve got bags to unpack, cowboy boots to dust off, film to develop, and loads of pictures to share - so hang tight.
Thanks, Tumblr, for featuring my blog in their new Spotlight section. Happy to be amongst so many talented photographers, and some fellow Phoot Campers too! Yay Tumblr!
I’m pretty sure this is the biggest my sister’s head as ever been, and she seems pretty happy about that. This work (by Ryan Schude) is on display through the end of the month at the Caporale/Bleicher Gallery.
(Source: photolauren.com)
