Recent content by Art Meripol

Over the years my favorite has changed many times. The one with Bruce and Clarence "The Big Man" Clemmons has been a very popular one. Image 70 I call Dancing in the Dark is the one my wife loves and so of course I do too.

No way! Comments are always welcome.

I am such a music fan and my tastes are wide ranging. So many of the great older acts are still making new music but it's hard to find sometimes.

I'm sure it's a lot more expensive to see him these days but then it is Bruce.

I thought I'd post another old shoot from my concert days, days when I had hair and could stay up late. This was in December 1984 in Memphis Tennessee on Bruce Springsteen and the E Street band's Born in the USA tour. I was the only accredited photographer there that night. Back in those days...

I live in Birmingham Alabama and the show is in the Statehouse Museum in Little Rock. Maybe I should share a few more of those old shoots here.

those were fun days. Thanks for your comment. A show of my old concert work from the 70's and 80's opens March 8 and I can't wait! Should be a lot of fun and will see a lot of old friends. I will hang 50 prints, 22 24X36 canvas prints and 28 17X19 prints I made at home on an Epson P900 printer...

wish you still had that frame of the girls. Sounds really fun.

Thank you Pete. In my many years of shooting I never actually set out to do a double exposure. My first!

just came across this old thread and thought I'd add one of mine. Shot in Marfa Texas at the Donald Judd institute.

I've been pulling out old cameras from my collection to see which are still working units. The latest I pulled out was a Kodak Tourist II. This was Kodak's last folding camera and used 620 film to shoot a 6X9 frame on a 105mm 6.3 Anaston lens. Mine appears in good shape but the tiny viewfinder...

our low last night was 5 degrees higher.

timeless

sadly I think it's for nothing more than housing the down and out, no rehab involved in the prison industry, just punishment and profit