Recently, NPR’s “Living on Earth” used my “Dogpatch Smokestack” photo to accompany their piece about a Carbon Tax program in the San Francisco Bay Area. You can listen to the radio piece here.

So my very good friend Mister Cliff Greenwood has a new album out, for which I shot the album art. The album is rad, buy it here right now. If you need some enticing, go to Cliff’s myspace page and listen to some of the acoustic countryfied punk jams.

You may remember the cover photo of the Bay Bridge from an earlier post of mine. The good news for you is that you can buy a print of that there image right here.

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Michael David Murphy reports on 2point8, an excellent street photography-centric blog, that PBS has started uploading all of Charlie Rose’s interviews from the past 10 years. Of particular interest are Rose’s interviews with photographers. Murphy has a short list in his post…..Let’s start with James Nachtwey, Robert Nickelsberg, Yuri Kozyrev, and Kate Brooks discussing their book for Time called 21 Days to Baghdad:

I just finished the biggest part of my website overhaul; integrating a Photoshelter backend to host not only the image galleries, but to serve as a commerce solution. Photoshelter is great. Not only can I sell high quality prints of my work, it has a built in licensing engine, and I have 35gb of remote storage for my original files. This gives me even more redundancy to my current back up scheme.



I am still tweaking some the CSS, and soon I will be adding a backlog of images to the galleries. For now…enjoy.

I shot the album cover photography for friend Cliff.

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<br />His album is out on Dead Body Wreckerds April 4, 2006. Get it!