Memorial Website for James Greene

My sister and I wanted to create a place where all his old friends and acquaintances could remember him. I built this site in memory of my dad, Jim Greene.

48 Hour Film Project

Basically a sleepless weekend in which your team makes a movie in just 48 hours. This year I wrote and performed all music and created the opening title sequence alongside Ricardo Cozzolino. Check out our work here.

Pet Portraits

Ya like dogs? I like dogs. I also like taking photos, so why not combine the two?!? The models were great to work with, and I highly recommend them for future modeling gigs.

Thanks to Tamara Herndon and Jim Elchert.

Motionography!

I've been experimenting/learning motion graphics and animation the last few days. I love me some multi-media, and I think it's important as a designer to work with moving compositions.

Lavish Lounge model auditions

I set up some lights and a backdrop at Lavish Lounge last weekend. Luckily for me, the place was full of models there to audition for an upcoming show.

Thanks to Jacqueline Davis

Henry's Salon snapshots

These ladies were off to a 1920's themed show when I caught them (pre wardrobe) at Henry's Salon.

Thanks to Henry Gutierrez and crew

Buffalo Exchange fashion show @ BETA

WHO SAID WE NEED A PERMIT?? Sometimes it's OK to set up a photo studio in the ladies restroom in one of Denver's most popular nightclubs, BETA. Aside from pissed-off bathroom attendants, the show went extremely well.

Style by Katie Oshea and others

Special thanks to Jonathan and Buffalo Exchange

Ongoing production of 2010 calendar

Craigslist-er, Rebbecca Cranston is spearheading this project which should sell like hot cakes thanks to the gorgeous fine art photography (and the semi nude women). All proceeds will benefit naturabolivia.org.

Makeup design/beauty study

Chelsea Bush was kind enough to allow corn syrup, glitter, and who knows what else to be thrown all up on her grill. Good times.

Hair and makeup by Katie Oshea

Suburban nightmare

I wanted to pay homage to one of my favorite photographers, Gregory Crewdson in this collaboration with Katie Oshea. Five bags of potting soil later, we got these images and a good exercise in location photography and production value.

Thanks to the lovely and talented Krista Homiak

Style spotlight

The first of many projects in collaboration with a rad stylist. Ice cream is great and so are hair-do's that look like it. I love ice cream so much that as a child, I feinted from eating it too fast.

Thanks you, Eve Isaacks.

2009 Mustache Calendar

You know you want it. 12 freakishly sexy men show their love for the mustache, and all things sick and twisted. I may just write 2010 on it just to have this thing hanging on the wall for another year.

Thanks to the men and women of 5280 Mobile

Al Green & Otis Taylor LIVE

2008 performance at Denver Botanic Gardens. Blues-roots pioneer, Otis Taylor opened up for the Reverend Al Green. I still brag about being sweat on by the Rock & Roll Hall-of-Famer.

Special thanks to Sammantha Partlow of NIPP

Promo images for RobTZ & COGministries

Rob Tz is breaking out onto the Gospel Rap scene. Check out these promotional images I made for him.

Halloween Parties

Halloween is by far my favorite holiday. Not only is it the best party of the year, but it's also the one day that most people successfully alter their identity both physically and mentally. Hopefully someday I'll get paid to shoot these.

Ongoing study of... YOUR FACE!!

I've got this delusional theory that there is a limited number of versions of the human face. This is a slightly obsessive attempt to prove it.

Wedding Photography

Not many people value a photographer's time these days. Married couples are one of few exceptions.

Extra special thanks to DK Wedding Photography

Meditation Camp in Sedona, AZ

This was a 3 day camp in Middle-Of-Nowhere, Arizona. It involved lots of meditating, smiling, hugging, crying, dancing, running, and other assorted pastimes. The whole thing was a bit much, but it was a good chance to brush up on the good ol' photojournalism.

Thanks to Dahn Yoga