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I have been teaching photography here at a local high school for the past six weeks and will continue on until the end of they year. I am filling in for a maternity leave and enjoying the job tremendously. I … Continue reading →

I own very few prints by the same artist. It just worked out that way I suppose. I have bought quite a few and traded for even more. Recently my father in law began giving us some of his David … Continue reading →

I just recently moved the website from one server to another so if there is anything missing from the site that you are looking for then just email me. Back to work.

Phillip Melnick Exhibition Dates: January 12th – February 23rd, 2013 Opening Reception with the artist: January 12th, 2013 6 – 8pm @ Joseph Bellows Gallery 7661 Girard Avenue La Jolla, CA 92037 Tel: 858-456-5620 Fax: 858-456-5621 info@josephbellows.com www.josephbellows.com Edward Burtynsky: … Continue reading →

We have just returned from five weeks on the road camping and wielding heavy cameras. 7,000 miles, countless old friends and new, amazing camping sites, lots of film, and memory cards. If I could pick just one picture from the … Continue reading →

Lately the camera has not been getting a lot of use. Is it the fact that I have been in grad school for the past two years for something other than photography? Is it the thousands of pages I have … Continue reading →

I had a long discussion the other day with some grad students about working process. We were discussing the balance between conscious and unconscious thought in the studio. A question comes up quite often to those of us working in … Continue reading →

Want to explode your head like in the movie Scanners? Try reading Bill Jay’s Occam’s Razor and Susan Sontag’s Regarding the Pain of Others at the same time. I personally believe that some college professors just like to stir the … Continue reading →

I must admit I am truly lazy when it comes to getting work out there to the online forum these days. I have been so focused on making work that I haven’t really had the impetus to do much beyond … Continue reading →

Ahhh the dreaded rejection. The letter comes in the mail (or email) and you open the thing carefully hoping for good news. Then you read the one page cold-hearted letter stating that there was 800 applicants for 12 positions and … Continue reading →