That's right, I've made a horror themed photography book based on the Emily Impaled series. More info on my site [link]

Wow, I can't belive it's been 9 months since last time I updated this. As you might guess I don't spend as much time on deviantART as I used to. It's a result of different factors I guess. Posting stuff here feels kinda meaningless now, since it always drowns in the overwhelming stream of other people's uploads, and when some of my favorite photos get only 3 or less (often zero) views it kinda takes the fun out of it. Yeah, I've been complaining about this before, but it still bothers me.

The thing is...I really enjoy showing my photos. Comments and faves aren't really that important, but it feels good knowing that people actually bother to look at what I create. Actually I get more views by posting stuff on facebook or my own site, so I guess I will post even less stuff here in the future. Maybe just a few pics now and then, and link to my site. (As I've already been doing for a while now)

I still check in here from time to time, and look through new deviations. But seriously, it's SO much CRAP out there the whole process of going through deviations has turned into a really tedious chore. People posting 12 photos that are almost completely identical, and some people keep posting photos in pairs. One in color, one in B/W. Make up your mind! Choose one over the other! You don't have to post EVERY single photo from a gig or from a shoot either. Pick out the best ones!

Anyway... If you wanna check out my book it's available from Blurb:



And if you wanna stay updated on my concert photography and other projects, feel free to join my facebook group, more info on my site [link]

(And remember kids...never work for Festivalphoto! Don't give away your photos for free! Use written contracts, and get paid for your hard work.)