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REFLEXION SOBRE EL CAMPAMENTO CONTRA LAS FRONTERASTod@s hemos quedado con una gran felicidad después de esta acción que nos ha costado un año de trabajo. Queremos agradecer a tod@s l@s compas que viajaron de tantos lados para participar en esta acci…
Here are a few photos I shot from “Lady J”, a show that first played at the Montreal Fringe Festival this past summer. Billed as “a satirical look at the breakdown between municipal authorities and the communities they represent”, the play presents the rape and murder of “Lady Justice” by a cop, a priest and a policeman. The photos had been collecting dust on my hard drive for quite some time, but my friend Koby, who wrote the script and plays Joe the cop, was looking to spice up a grant proposal for her company, Mischief Theatre, so I finally dug the files out and got editing. It was a pretty fun shoot, set in the graffiti adorned alley behind Foufounes Electriques and lit by the three halogen flood lamps they were using for stage lighting.
This was was also a good excuse to give Adobe Lightroom 1.3
