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| This was taken at the world famous Oriental Institute. I always like seeing old and new technologies together, in this case an oud and a Yamaha synthesizer |
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| Drag King. I did this crazy montage IN CAMERA! No photoshop. Pat me on the back |
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| Art rockers at an old-man beer and a shot bar. I'll pull out the negs in twenty years. |
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| basement jazz |
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| Steven Ingle with a frozen Lake Michigan behind him. This is up there as one of my favorite portraits, maybe because it was so fun (and scary) making this with him |
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| This is the Tortoise loft; the photo appeared on the first Pullman record. A lot of good music between those walls. A lot of good people. |
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| The PRINT of this shot is gorgeous. No flash. Natural light. Beautiful young musician . . . violins are ALWAYS photogenic, especially the scroll |
Because I am a musician and, more importantly, because I love music and have been around it in some way or another over the years, I have taken many photos of musicians, mostly in Chicago.
There is a land whose being is almost unimaginable to the human mind. On a clear day, we stand there and look farther than the ordinary eye can see. Far above the roof of this world, we can encompass vistas of the worlds.
-Sun Ra
