saying ah

heart sketch

Anatomically incorrect.

broken hand

Two x-rays of my broken hand, taped to a window. There's a yellow windowshade over it, with the sun shining through.

calf comparison

Ben wins the Great Calf-Off of 2010.

laser worm

Gettin' down. LASER STYLE.

heart-shaped hips

Gum bichromate print from an x-ray.

two hearts

A torso x-ray printed via cyanotype, once on each side of the paper. Hearts made from orange ink and gold leaf transfer. The piece is about 2.5 feet tall.

cosmic spine

Light abstract.

arm

Model shoot, 2007.

collarbones

A Van Dyke Brown print, using an x-ray of my broken collarbone. Actual piece is about 2 feet long or so.

blue spine and jaw

Light abstract that came out creepy.

little hat

This is... no.

old man's neck

I love this so much that I'm uploading it at full resolution so you too can download it and make it your background. YOU'RE WELCOME.

Clare is a silhouette

At the Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge.

firespinner

Pull your pants up, man. Kids these days...

The Skull (exhibit version)

Fourth of five photos from Various Perspectives.

I posted this one here before in a different form. That first one is a scan of a print that I made in the darkroom. For this new one I scanned the negative directly. I melted and scratched up the negative, so it's all rippled and bent. So the point of focus may be different every time you put it in a darkroom enlarger or negative scanner.

ear to ear

Slow exposure. Turned my head. Bad haircut.

reaching wooden hand

My dad carved the sculpture. I printed this on a 4"x6" photo postcard, meaning it's regular b&w photo paper, but the back looks like this.

flamestaff

A level 60 firespinner wielding his +6 bowstaff of scorching.

sculpted Indian

At Fruitlands Museum in Harvard, MA, where you can learn more about Native Americans - and yourself - than is necessary.