I wanted to add for any admins who might come across this...

I have been dying to work on editing the Sundance Documentary footage... to contribute something. My old XP hasn't been able to handle it. I am counting the days until I get my long awaited Mac Pro, but until then - maybe another month - my contributions to anything on HitRecord have to be smaller scale. Sorry guys.

Hope this works!
These are interviews I prompted on New Year's Eve '09. Their responses were spontaneous. I asked them, "What is love to you?" They ran with it.

1919 Hemphill is a self-sufficient music venue run by young anarchists. They've got a library and a lounge downstairs, but upstairs is where the local rockin happens. I think my favorite thing about it, though, is the ever-changing back wall. There's always a new mural.
Anyway... It's one thing to take pictures of bands and musicians that are performing. But I like spotlighting the other people. It's easy to connect with a performer. You get to watch them freely without that self-conscious feeling of being watched yourself. You can familiarize yourself with performers. But it's the people who aren't performing - at the moment - who remain infinitely interesting. As long as they're strangers, all we have is appearance. They could be anybody. But they're right next to you.
Anyway.

music venue in Fort Worth, Texas.

A photo can't do justice to what the sky was like in the moment. Or at least, this photo doesn't do it justice. But I still love it.