outofthinair Tag Posts Index

Bridge Building

Louisville is currently in the middle of one of the largest infrastructure projects to inconvenience drivers in the admittedly fuzzy recent memory of this city of

Shakertown In Summertime

Got to get away from the city for a bit last week, snuck down to the Shaker Village in Mercer County with my partner and Sweet Baby Jesus (aka my little brother).

Morning Market

It's farmer's market season here in the city and the South End is no exception to that. Starting last year, I've been documenting the South End Community Market

Down To Shakertown

Commemorated another orbit of ol' Sol recently with a trip to the Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill, down in central Kentucky. While sorting out my gear for the adventure,

Strolling Southern

The weather this summer has been weird, drought interspersed with torrential downpours and hot like a summer from the early 1990s. Which is to say downright pleasant

Brigading The Bridge

Wednesday was the fourth anniversary of the Dobbs decision that brought an end to Roe v Wade. Naturally, Sharp Objects 502's Bridge Brigade wasn't going to let the

Pride & Joy

June is Pride Month and this past weekend was the annual Pride Parade, which was a rather joyous occasion. It was almost too colorful to convert to black and white

A Gay Old Time

Had us a party here in Louisville today. Not quite a 'Knicks won!' level shindig but a right proper one nonetheless. The occasion was the Kentuckiana Pride Parade

Trolls In B&W

My childhood straddled the fading of the analog age and the dawning of the digital, got to explain to the incredulous adults that yes, the computers were in fact

All The Masks Are Off

"All the masks are off and they don't even try / They know that you know that they know and they don't even mind" -- Jesse Welles Sunday was Flag Day,

A Monument To Human Optimism

Here in Louisville, we have us a monument to human optimism, which the locals affectionately refer to as the Louisville Can Opener. Consisting of a pair of railroad

Hanging Out Over The Highway

This past Saturday was the 82nd anniversary of the D-Day landings in World War II, to mark the occasion the Sharp Objects Bridge Brigade was back in action with

Bad Old Days Revisited

Garry Winogrand was known for advocating that photographers make a separation between shooting and editing/developing. Sometimes photographers mistake emotion for

Shooting Music

Since getting asked to cover my first music festival last year, have tried my best not to pass up an opportunity to take photos of live music. Had only shot a handful

Procrastination In Progress

Should be working on my first post for Substack, but my brain has other ideas currently. Why write an introductory post when you could be reading about intermediate

Shooting Up The Weekend

With the weather warming up and the Derby hangovers finally starting to wear off, things are starting to get busy around these parts. Had our first community market

Got Any Of That There Brain Fog?

When you're bored, you wish you were busy. When you're busy, you wish you were a bit more bored. C'est la vie. Have been shooting more than ever as of late, which

Praise The Horse & Pass The Bourbon

Go and take the millions Take the derby hats And stick'em up your ass I'll take the cheap seats For my company don't come served inside a glass --- Houndmouth Y'all

Foolin' Around In The Forest

Got to spend a bit of time wandering about Bernheim Forest recently, naturally the camera came along for the ride down I-65. For being in a forest, it was the critters

Welcome To Gonzoville

For several years now, I've been on a mission from our lord and savior Dr. Raoul Duke to put the gonzo into photojournalism. This mission didn't happen to come with