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Along with film and video, David also dabbles in photography. Lately it’s been exclusively with his cell phone.

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There is a wonderful interactive portfolio about the civil-rights era by Platon on The New Yorker’s site, please have a look. Thanks Patrick, for the link!

From their blog, “Sloup is a monthly soup dinner at 2122 Cherokee Street in St. Louis that supports projects, primarily artistic or communicative, that need a little funding and belief.” Also here’s a piece by St. Louis Beacon about it. Please check it out if you’re in the area.

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My friend Kyle Beachy has a very nice interview on the Chicago Center for Literature and Photography site. Way to go Kyle!

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I had the pleasure of meeting Kramer O’Neill at a party in Brooklyn, NY recently. His work is great, and I really love his black and white street photos especially.

There’s a very lovely post of my good friend Justin Visnesky talking about his work on the L’ Oeil Ailleurs site. Nice job Justin! Also, here’s the picture of his lovely wife Heather that is also featured on the site.

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Peter Pranschke is a friend and an incredibly nice and talented person. He has a new show opening Friday, January 22nd from 6-9pm at PSTL Gallery here in St. Louis, MO. I’ll be in New York this weekend and can’t make it, but you should if you can! (Drawing by Peter.)

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The lovely Kate Williams has made a site to showcase her wonderful work.

The amazing Michael Leon has just launched Stacks Skateboards, and I’m sure it’ll be great. He’s also enlisted some other talented people to help run the site’s blog. (Image by Michael.)

My good friend Justin Visnesky just updated his site and it looks great!