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kat & white
some b/w scans from a recent shoot i did for KANARO clothing design. shot with a Hasselblad 503cxFiled under: film, People Tagged: 120, 2812 photography, Black and White, clothing, editorial, film,...
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portrait of myron
Myron thinks he’s a funny guy. what he doesn’t realize is that most folks are laughing at him rather than with him. shot with an Olympus E-PL2Filed under: People Tagged: 2812 photography, Black and...
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shikoku
taken on Shikoku island in Japan for Kapital clothing design back in December ’04. this was the first shoot i did where i shot with a digital slr. that said, I brought along my Hasselblad for the b/w...
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Snapshot: Dan Knapp
The son of a Wisconsin sharecropper/trucker/foreman, Dan Knapp is a co-founder of Berkeley’s Urban Ore, whose self-described mission is “to end the age of waste”. With a PhD in sociology, he’s been a...
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Snapshot: Jessica Williams
The daughter of an engineer who worked for the US government, Jessica Williams grew up in Bangkok, Vienna, the East Coast, and the West Coast. Her ability to speak five languages (English, French,...
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KANARO find
so, while i was scrounging through my negatives in a vain attempt to better organize them, i ran across a roll that contained some b/w shots i did a couple of years ago for KANARO clothing design....
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Snapshot: Doris Moskowitz
Doris Moskowitz was born in 1966, the youngest daughter of Moe and Barb Moskowitz. After graduating from Mills College 1990 with degrees in English and Music, she began working with her dad, Moe, at...
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Snapshot: David Berkeley
David Berkeley is an acclaimed songwriter with five albums under his belt. He was a guest on “This American Life” and tours all over America and beyond. Berkeley was a student of philosophy and...
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Snapshot: Malcolm Margolin
By Frances Dinkelspiel and Pete Rosos “Hierophantic,” was how the noted historian Kevin Starr described Malcolm Margolin, the publisher of the Berkeley-based Heyday Books, in a 2004 article in the...
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Snapshot: Angus Powelson
Born in Saranap the youngest of five children, Angus Powelson lived with his parents in the Walnut Creek area until he was 13, when, as he puts it, “sibs went to college, parents went crazy, I went...
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Snapshot: Arlene Blum
Arlene Blum PhD, biophysical chemist, author, and mountaineer, is a Visiting Scholar at UC Berkeley’s Department of Chemistry, and also Executive Director of the Green Science Policy Institute. Blum...
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Kat III
kat III for the 2012 spring collection of KANARO shot with a Sinar 4×5 View Camera & Hasselblad 503cx Ilford FP4Filed under: film, People Tagged: 120, 2812 photography, Black and White, clothing,...
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Snapshot: Don Daniels
Born and raised in Berkeley, Don Daniels is not your ordinary purveyor of balloons and party supplies. He came up through the Berkeley schools (he was school president at both Garfield/King and...
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Snapshot: Bob & Suzan Steinberg
The father/daughter team of Bob and Suzan Steinberg represent third and fourth generations of textile business knowhow. Bob was born in 1933 in Los Angeles and started working for the family textile...
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A Father in 3 Lines
Children take experiences more at face value then with deep contemplation, making it almost impossible to see through the boisterous, erratic, and almost obscene behavior that masks a father’s...
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Snapshot: Grégoire Jacquet
Grégoire Jacquet was born in Versailles, France. When he was young, his family moved to the village of Grazay in the Loire Valley. His father spent most of his time away working as a car salesman. A...
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the cut
the cutFiled under: People Tagged: 2812 photography, Germany, Haircut, Nikon D7000, Pete Rosos, photography, Sebastian Schlösser
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The Three Michaels
I was asked by berkeleyside.com to shoot an event they put together to raise support for 826 National, an organization originally founded by author Dave Eggers for the purpose of providing various...
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The Gardeners & Cooks of Berkeley’s Public School System
Most folks outside the boundaries of the City of Berkeley, Ca probably have no clue that over the last two years leading up to today, the Berkeley Unified School District’s Gardening & Cooking...
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Uncharted 2013
Last weekend (10/25/13) I had the opportunity to attend a brand new festival not more than five minutes down the road from where I live. Billed as a “festival of ideas,” Uncharted was a two day...
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Dine Out 2013, A Taste of North Berkeley
They came out in droves, gardeners and cooks, restauranteurs and shop owners, and most important, parents, children, and citizenry concerned about the possible loss of a source of pride, namely the...
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kat II
shots taken from a recent shoot for KANARO clothing design’s Spring 2011 pieces for fashionstake.com. even though she’s not a model, there’s a certain aspect to her personality that fits with the...
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John Mello, Luthier
A working portrait of Luthier, John Mello. I first met John Mello roughly thirteen years ago. I’d had recently moved to Berkeley and, having left several of my possessions back east, I had a relative...
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Oakland’s Own Jonathan Blake
Not just in it to look good, Jonathan Blake is serious about boxing. Filed under: People Tagged: 2812 photography, Black and White, Boxing Gym, Oakland's Own, Pete Rosos, photography, portrait,...
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Chinatown of Old
Awhile back I did a street shoot in Chinatown, San Francisco, one of the more famous chinatowns in the US. Most tourists who visit San Francisco will find themselves passing through the gate at Grant...
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