Kai Regan is an immense and inspirational photographer. Like many commercial artists, his photo content and style ranges to coincide with different clients and audiences–from pristine imagery to gritty urban scenes. He can be this generation’s Richard Avedon. Kai’s portraits, lifestyle photography, and digital compositions (like the iPod ads, enlisting the talents of Rocket Studio) is a documentary of urban existence.
I love this figurine–Frida Kahlo immoratalized as a Dia de Los Muertos handicraft in San Francisco.
Halloween–when in costume, everything appears amusing–even mundane tasks such as looking at the camera/cellphone.
I’m a strong believer that there’s beauty in everything no matter how mundane. This photo is of geometric simplicity from the top of a ship.
From my sessions of attending the Cellspace dance practices, I met some really cool folks, one of whom led me to take this photo–amazing dance crew out of San Diego–World Famous! The photo shoot was located in and around Golden Gate Park. This image in particular was great fun. I saw a huge 9-12″ tall fountain in the middle of the concourse, pointed, and said, “that looks really cool–maybe you could get on top of that” as a passing thought, but without hesitation, they climbed up and starting posing. Great models, amazing experience. Check ‘em out here
Another photo from Cellspace practice. Here’s a photo from b-girl Aplus out of the Sisterz of the Underground dance crew.
What’s Mexico without her people? This photo was taken on the beach of Puerto Vallarta. . . right before I gorged on a large green coconut. Yum!
Just got back from an amazing trip to Mexico. This photo was taken in Xihuatanejo (say that 3 times fast!) in front of a small park. I was very inspired by the beauty of the handmade objects and the liberal use of bold colors. So inspiring. . .
The San Francisco LoveParade is always a great event, complete with lively dancers and incredible electronica tunes.
Been catching amazing breakdance practice sessions in SF.
