Tuesday: Photographer/Artist That Inspires Me

This week I am feauturing long time friend and photographic artist Jenny Wilson. I have known Jenny since high school. We went to the same college in Vermont and then were roommates at photo school. She is currently living in Brooklyn with her husband James and dogs Grace and Keeper.
Jenny's unique approach to seeing things as art really comes through in her work. While seeing the scans here on the interweb is cool you really need to see her prints to fully experience just how well done they are, especially the black and white images.
Jenny please keep up the good work and thanks for inspiring me all these years!

Abe Teter

I pulled from the vault again. This time with an old shot of Abe Teter. Snowboarder ran this image in a story on Super Park. Abe was the first of the Teter clan to make it big time in snowboarding. You don't hear much about him now, though I did here Sal call Elijah, Abe during the X Games finals this year. Another super nice guy with an awesome style. Nobody can tweak huge airs like Abe. I shot this with the Canon EOS 3, 70mm lens loaded with Kodak 3200 rated at 3200. It was lit by the the snow falling sky outside of this huge window at Abe's house in Mammoth, CA.

Loving Digital, Missing Film

I love digital but I miss film. I hardly ever shoot black and white anymore. It used to be a staple for me. However the costs that are involved in film and processing are not missed at all.