It's A Wrap

I just arrived back into town after spending two full days shooting up in Seattle with James Harrison. I narrowed my best shots down and made a Web Gallery for you to view. Right now I'm in the process of talking with his P.R. manager and hopefully will be getting a few of my images published in some trade magazines. For now have a look at my results.

• Web Gallery: James Harrison
  

Around The House

It was interesting doing another location shoot with James Harrison. This time I captured him inside his home in NE Portland. He was hard at work with some new concepts that he has thought up.

• Around The House Web Gallery

My Day Up North

On Friday I left early in the morning (7:30am) and headed up to Burien, WA a city just 10 miles south of Seattle. I spent the day photographing James Harrison and his latest sculpture structure, the Helios Pavilion (see image above). I recorded many things throughout the day and I'm still in the process of sifting though all my notes. Be sure to check the web gallery below.

• Web Gallery Of My Day Up North

At The Studio

This evening I spent a few hours with scuplture artist James Harrison while he worked in his studio. Tomorrow I will be spending some more time with him up in Seattle as he begins to piece together his latest instulation. Below I have included a web gallery link to my first twenty images, I have also included a link to my blog entry and photo from today.

• Web Gallery: James Harrison
• Blog Entry With Image

A Day In The Life

I have been doing some ground work for this first project. I have my subject and my shooting all scheduled. I will be documenting Portland sculpture artist James Harrison. He currently is working on a project just outside of Seattle. Later today I will be spending a few hours with him at his working studio here in Portland and then on Friday I will be going with him to Seattle to get some shots of him on the site of his latest installation.

Make sure to check out his website, you can click on his name and it will take you to his site, he does some amazing work. I'm quite excited to be documenting him.