Night Photography

Winter Tip: Driving sucks.

Dark Winter Nights Vol. II. Opening reception Friday June 3rd, 2011. 5-8pm.

Winter came. The cooking pit succumbed.

Hey truck! Quit hiding! Do you think you are skinny enough to hide from me behind that pole? You stupid truck.

Taken in the Canal Park District one windy February evening.

Have I seriously taken a photo of the Aerial Lift Bridge like every other tourist who visits Duluth? Yes. Yes I have. Deal with it.

The snowflake star seems to be a hit with everyone who sees this image.

Not something that someone would want to touch with their tongue.

It was a very, very cold night when I took this photo. So cold the that camera froze up, and the results were, a little different then I'd expected.

Best result from the first roll of film that I ran through my Yashicatmat 124G. Looks like a keeper to me.

2:30ish AM, running around barefoot. The tree lit on fire and spoke to me! Not really.

An old abandoned gas station.

I always drove past these trains which were about twenty-odd miles from where I was living at the time and wanted to shoot them at night, but never had the ambition to make the drive for just the photo. Then one night I found myself at a bar several blocks away from the location photographing [...]

Hourlong exposure. Overcast full moon night. I almost died while taking this photo.

Sometimes things die, and sometimes I stumble across their remains at one o'clock in the morning. Hour long exposure under overcast full moon.

This is an hour long exposure starting roughly at midnight. Completely random fact: I watched Enemy at Gates for the first time while this image was being exposed.

20 minute exposure on Lake Superior. 11:30 pm. If you look carefully you can see my old bright blue Pontiac Grand Am hidden in the scene.

You may not know this, but this residence is home to the person who shot the famous internet video where the monkey picks its butt, then smells it and fall out of the tree.

We had stay up all night in honor of my brother's 30th birthday. He passed out from massive beer consumption. I picked up my camera and created this photo of the morning light illuminating some docks.

I need to clarify this because everybody who says something to me about this photo gets it wrong. The sun is coming from the right. The orange light from the left is an artificial street light.

Old Main Park.

Take a walk to the edge of nowhere.

Stop sign and a gas station.