Antique Coke Machine

[Above] Antique Coke Machine
Poestenkill, New York

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EMPAC with Beam

[Above] EMPAC with Beam
Troy, New York

Troy is inhabited by one million crows. Standing on the rooftop deck of the 5th Avenue parking garage, the only evidence of their existence is the sound of hundreds wings creating lift. The black on black hides all detail, only their sound gives them away. Hundreds pass only a few feet above the rooftops. Bodega Bay was far more sinister at night. Hitchcock knew it.

In Chinese mythology, it is believed that the world once had 10 suns that were controlled by 10 crows. Crops were scorched and and rivers evaporated. To combat the crows' effect on their environment and quality of life, the Chinese sent in their greatest archer, Houyi, to shoot all but one of the birds. Well, they are back with a vengeance and most of them are living in Troy.


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Walking with Hanna

[Above] Walking with Hanna
Wells, Maine sits deserted, waiting for the arrival of Tropical Storm Hanna
Test Images, Wells, Maine

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Assistant Photographers Wanted

John Bulmer Photography & R7 Studios is looking for
experienced assistant photographers.

Submit resume, tear sheets, low-res samples, and/or websites [here]
Bulmer Photography is an EOE
www.r7studios.com | www.bulmerphotography.com

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Burlington Electric

[Above] Burlington Electric
Burlington, Vermont

Revolution 7 FIlms on Location

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Ink Pens and Fat Caps

[Above] Graffiti, Port of Albany
Albany, New York

Graffiti on container cars. Coded messages from New York City written wild style and transmitted via CSX by shadowy figures in hoodies and low slung backpacks.

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Northeastern Photography 2008

Northeastern Photography has been redesigned for 2008
The new site includes outdoor adventure photography and video production.

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[Below] Candy for the Yamabushi
An Adirondack Photo Essay: A Collection of Alpine Environments
Promotional Graphic and Web Banner

[Below] Offerings for the Throne Room
Candy for the Yamabushi: A Collection of Alpine Environments
Photo Essay Page Layout
Photo Location: Petersburg Pass, Petersburg, New York
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Rose with Logo

[Left] Rose on Black Velvet with Logo

Photography for Promotional Materials & Website Background

In-Studio Photograph

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Northeastern Revolution Promo Image

[Above] Image for Northeastern Revolution:
A New England Mountain Bike Journey
DVD menu screen and web promotion.

In-Studio Photograph

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Spheres

[Above] Terracotta Spheres
Texture Stock Image Series

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January Notebook

While I miss the summer terribly, there are benefits to the winter. Over the past 10 days, the northeast has endured a chain of storms that have blown in from the Midwest, gained strength over the eastern seaboard and dumped a swath of heavy snow from the Ohio valley into upstate New York. This is considered to be a classic Nor’easter pattern of storm development and this season has seen a steady diet of these powerful storms. This particular weather pattern usually targets upstate New York for the heaviest precip. Right now, the weather station mounted to the back of the house reads 3 degrees. While I hate the gray skies and lack of color, I accept the cold. My personal theory is that if you choose to live in the northeast; there isn’t much of a basis for complaining about the winter weather.

Last night, a friend and I snowshoed eight miles of virgin powder. My secret stash of trails is always a great fix for quality snowshoe terrain. * [For purposes of anonymity, I call these trails the The Race Track. Locals only, Brah.] The sky was sharp and clear. Radational cooling chilled temps to the low single digits and the wind made it all feel that much colder. On the coldest night of the year, we hiked for well over three hours. Chemical heat packs under layers of fleece and gore-tex kept the arctic air at bay making for an almost comfortable excursion. Felt great to be outside. The reductionist in me tends to see the winter as series of portages between heated boxes. I have never dealt well with being locked down for long periods of time. Winter is a wait. The numbers don't lie. The next warm day is months off.

Not much in the way of new photography to post. I am in the midst of numerous writing and media development projects. Planning a minor road trip tomorrow in search of some ice climbing to shoot. The cold temperatures of the past few days are the perfect incubator for strong, plastic ice. I am sure it's possible to find some climbers who've shelved their day jobs on a Friday for some crampons and ice tools.

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