I’m just home from a two week road trip to San Diego and back. Â My good friend Greg Hennes of Antler an Co. Â shot this little iphone shot of me planking an old oak trip in Big Sur. I love... Continue reading →
My good friend Greg Hennes of Antler and Co. has teamed up with Grave Bonney of Design Sponge and Matt from Wood and Faulk to create the Portland Bazaar. Â It’s maybe the best gathering of small high end handcrafted goods... Continue reading →
One of the great assets to being in your 30’s is that suddenly talented friends seem to find their way. The 30’s are a time to get shit done instead of dreaming and playing and struggling with no end in... Continue reading →
When Geert Stadeus from Belgium based Snoecks magazine contacted me about showcasing my work, I had no idea what to expect nor that my sexy little cat “Kitty” would be featured on the cover. I just got my copy in the... Continue reading →
Holly recently created a curious new installation with fresh digs from the archive and new old frames to fill the wall at one of my favorite galleries in the Greater South, Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta.   It is great to see more... Continue reading →
Thanks for those who bought the first printing of my first book. Â The 1000 copy print run sold out in 4.5 months! Â Nazraeli Press will be doing a second printing which is now available for pre-order at fish-work.com. Â There... Continue reading →
I’m  currently sorting through the last two years of unpublished travels.  Heading back to Dutch Harbor in early January to hang out with more eagles. Continue reading →
My really good buddy Greg and his lovely lady friend Jessica came up with a really nice functional organic product/gift idea and I’m not just saying so that he will flow me free antlers. Antler and Co. makes wall mounted... Continue reading →
A company called Uncommon is making a line of artist Iphone cases. Most of the art comes from the Fecal Face / Juxtapoz taste. Pretty amazing new technology and well designed site. You can choose from 10 of my most... Continue reading →
photo: Corey Arnold I didn’t know Phil Harris well, but from the few meetings we had in Dutch Harbor, I found him to be a really nice guy… especially when I wasn’t pointing my camera in his face. We will... Continue reading →
Red Gold was created last year by a small crew of independent filmmakers: Travis Rummel, Ben Knight, and Lauren Oakes. It is one of the most powerful environmental documentaries I’ve seen. The trailer is a great introduction to Bristol Bay... Continue reading →
I got a phone call from The Paris Review awhile back and they asked to publish some photos. Next thing I know, my pic is on the cover along with a nicely printed 17 pages of pictures from the Fish-Work... Continue reading →
It’s been so long since I’ve regularly kept up with this blog… that it’s hard to begin again. A lot has happened since the new year and I’ve probably got about 10 posts worth of recapping to do before I... Continue reading →
My friend JD Hooge of Portland along with his team at Gridplane have built a new website for me. Thanks, I hope ya’all like it. Â This is also the beginning of this blog (everything before this was old news). Continue reading →