Some events in life, while you’re there doing it, you’re caught up in the thrill of it all and excited and enjoying everything. When you look back on it though, you think to yourself: “Man, that was crazy.” Fire artists are crazy. Yeh, you know that stuff that bites you,
When accidents happen, it’s not wise to lament their existence, but rather celebrate in their exposure and revel in the situation you have in front of you to now work with. Particularly in art, for this is the journey. Leiah Luz (see our previous shoots) and I did a shoot
Midnight Dancer A pull – this forever moment; Yearning midnight moon. To tie dangling laces around my neck That drip about the floor Tangling deepest desires – honey thick, With unending silence Echoing off my midnight grace. I handle tip-toes with heaving breath, Twirling dazedly in passion’s clutch And remembering
I said graveyard and candles and she was sold. She said, “Ned, trust me. I’ll take care of the fashions. I got style.” I trusted her. On a misty Vancouver afternoon Leiah Luz and I headed out to Mountain View Cemetery in Vancouver with my camera, candles, alluring fashions fit
In London, England I had the fortune to work with a friend, and very beautiful Ajlina. We had been talking about doing a shoot for quite some time and it’s awesome to have got to hang out and photograph her. Clearly she was a bucket of excitement and so easy
