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Excited to take our bike packing short film, California Golde to the Admit One Analogue Film Showcase in Houston on July 21st hosted by FLATS & Houston Cinema Arts Society!

Tickets here -https://lnkd.in/gnzGF5rc use 'celluliod' for 50% off on checkout.

See you soon, Houston!

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Dag Nasty front row, 2015. 🤘🏻 3 weeks till Kickstarter goes off for WE WERE THERE book/record

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I’m delighted to announce that my long term study of concert crowds will be published as a hardback monograph through Daylight Books, coming this fall! A dream come true with this incredible art publishing house. 💫A LTD edition 7 inch flexi disk with two of my favorite Austin bands will also come with the special edition. Bands TBA. Can you guess who? Pre-orders available via Kickstarter page launching next month. Cheers for the support! 🤘🏻 🤘🏻 This project explores the symbiotic relationship between rock concert fans, the bands, and the photographer at music festivals. It is also a self-portrait of a music fan, musician, and photographer, who has been on both sides of the stage, barrier, and photo pit. These images were made over the last 10 years on assignment at various music festivals in Austin, Texas, from the sweaty pit of each concert. Without the band there are no fans; without the fans, there is no band. One just cannot exist without the other.

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Ashland, OR. June 2016

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Somewhere in Oregon. June, 2016

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Karen. Oregon, June 2016

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 We Were There book flick through from start to finish.

First edition, 100 copies limited edition, signed.

Published by Cardinal Books, printed and bound by Edition One Books.

74 pages, 50 color photographs on 148gsm super smooth uncoated paper.

Perfect bound, softcover matte laminate.

Copies and print bundles for purchase in my online shop.

This project explores the symbiotic relationship between rock concert fans, the bands, and the photographer at music festivals. It is also a self-portrait of a music fan, musician, and photographer, who has been on both sides of the stage, barrier, and photo pit. These images were made over the last 9 years on assignment at various music festivals in Austin, Texas, from the sweaty pit of each concert. Without the band there are no fans; without the fans, there is no band. One just cannot exist without the other.

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A little edit I put together from We Were There, originally submitted to Slideluck Potshow, Austin, this year.