That Denim gUY

Substance Never Goes Out Of Style.

March 29, 2010 • 6:59 am 0

Only the beginning

This photo brings me to old french style homes in the New Orleans french quarter; especially the french doors which reflect over his shoulder. His arm placement, his flannel, the scarfs, his gloves, and the unlaced brogues all display freedom of self-expression which fills the city regardless of its circumstances. The crack between his legs are vital, it seems to perfectly split him into half. The rough exteriors around his head aren’t as captivating without the calm smooth pavement that surrounds his feet. Create your own colours and finish his story……….where does he go from this position?

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March 23, 2010 • 2:50 am 0

I love Sundays

I wish I could pull off this look…..Here are some shades that wont be releasing any time soon or even ever.

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March 20, 2010 • 7:41 am 0

Here’s one look from “the strength of black” test shoot at me casa. I love DeVon in this picture, he seems to be placed into the room like a statue. The scarf could be made of word or clay and his boy of wax……..lol see the art in the photo, how there’s just some random guy in the frame or how the images on the wall fade out…….every thing comes together.

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March 16, 2010 • 9:32 pm 0

The Dream

If I lived in the sixties my vehicle of choice would be a Triumph speedster…so fucking cool! Something about exposing your self to the open doors can be life altering. The world is moving at an alarming rate day by day and every one’s stuck in their little bubbles; nobody wants to just stop, look, and listen. When the wind blast against your skin and the stripped white pavement seems to become one consistent line the world begins speaking to you in a way it never did before. One has to first take himself out of his comfort zone to expand understanding, knowledge, and style.

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February 1, 2010 • 7:10 am 0

HAD TO DO!

This maybe one of the best things happening to the city of New Orleans in LONG period of time. I’m so proud of my hometown and what they’re accomplishing this year. This is just the beginning of many things to come. I’ll be traveling 2000 miles directly into the city next month so you’ll probably see some video snippets of that.