Visual adventure from Carlos Eliason
For me, it started with Tim Navis. Organic and pulsing tones that breathe life. Arresting portraits of anyone, really, Navis zeroes in on the mood and fervor of his subject. Simplified, to the point, and sublime all the same, his sense of color and black and white or often looked upon for inspiration, as well … Continue reading Q&A with LA photographer Tim Navis
I probably hadn’t my hands on the first digital camera of mine for more than a few months before I was quickly tinkering with exposure and composition in ways that would inform my future photographer-self. A Pentax K20D body, and two manual focus lenses, a 28mm and 50mm, I set about photographing anything I could, … Continue reading Portraits of my Parents, 2009
If you’ve ever you’ve wondered what that old abandoned building off the west side of I-5, just north of downtown Sacramento is, wonder no more. If you aren’t familiar with it, you’re looking at the the former PG&E Powerhouse, built in 1912 and vacated sometime in the early 60’s. Currently it sits empty, an eyesore … Continue reading Industrial, abandoned interiors of the PG&E Powerhouse
Macro pictures of sparks will never get old to me. In some part, I think they represent how my head works. A dizzying array of neurons firing, to what end? Continue reading Buzz around my head
