Jeff Mickey has finally created a portfolio website here. Dig the groovy pinhole photos, and be sure to leave a comment!
(and Jeff took part in Pinhole Day)
Archive for the 'photography' Category
If you look carefully you’ll see both 
Too bad it’s not an unemployed broker. Or trader. Or hedge fund manager. Or banker. Or…
From an adventure on the South Branch of the South Fork of the Chicago River this weekend. I like bridges.
Click for larger image. John Unger at work fashioning firebowls with a plasma cutter. Amazing what you can do with a properly wound wire filament and some electricity. My memory says Kurt Vonnegut’s brother had a hand in the creation of plasma cutters, and one was featured prominently in the movie Thief (a must see for any one moving to Chicago, along with some version of The Front Page and The Blues Brothers).
Misha, Amanda and Scot at the nexus of all evil.
I had a great time. Wish you had been there.
Here’s Alicia testing out her new haircut. It works!
Everybody had fun. Even the ones that didn’t want to.
Some had more fun then others. and deservedly so!
Long believed dead, Alfred Steiglitz has been quietly passing his time in Chicago’s Pilsen Neighborhood, raising otters and engaging in his new found love of graffiti. He asks you to respect his privacy and his skin condition and just leave him alone, preferably with your money and wife.
Some artists transcend death, and Margaret Bourke-White is one, no matter who feels otherwise or how many neighborhood committees meet to ask her to leave or how many laws the City passes to ban the Undead. Mags is currently living on the edge of Heart of Chicago and finishing up her one woman show, “Ghandi and I”.
Charles Bukowski faked his own death and that of three other people to get out of an abusive relationship, fled the steady state boring San Francisco winters for the biting sardonicism of Midwest weather and reports that he is happy at last.
It’s a Triumph.
this is just a place holder for a real picture.
