32nd Annual Monarch Grand Prix

Marooned in Montego

On The Road

Recently I had to travel back home to Wood River Il. Circumstances beyond my control forced me to make a drive from Las Vegas to good ole Wood River. I had never made the drive down the long Highway 70. With a loaded Subaru and a lot of caffeine my girlfriend and I made the trip in about 30 hours. My schedule didn't permit me to get out and photograph much. I wanted to get a shot of my mom's house where I lived in her basement. I also rambled around and found a good "For Sale" shot. We didn't get to stay long and had to drive back almost fast as we came. I took the opportunity to use the Polaroid I brought to shoot a couple series through Kansas and
Colorado. The scenes of our country side were too beautiful to pass up. The Polaroids I'll scan one day but here are a couple of the shots I took with my digital.

My mom and dad's house in Wood River, IL

Don't know the year of this GMC. Shot it in Cottage Hills, IL

Run down Stucky's in High Hill, MO

I shot this UniMog somewhere west of Summit County, CO

Art Show!!!!! TONIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Come out to the show on First Friday, July 3rd.

ART SHOW!!!!!!

This is the site of my upcoming show at the July First Friday! We are going to have an amazing opening on July 3rd and everyone is welcome. I am going to be showing a new project along with the "For Sale" work that has been touring the local libraries. We are going to have great music, food, and of course art. So come down and enjoy yourself!

8-Ball Bail Bonds

1114 S. Main St.

Las Vegas, NV

The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same

I photographed this spot about a year ago. It's on Union Street in Pasadena. There was a Hellboy II ad up at that time. I thought it might be fun to see how the ad changes the space.

link to first photo http://todd-duane.blogspot.com/2008/07/pasadena-california.html

IT'S A BIRD! IT'S A PLANE! IT'S...Jacob???

This is Jacob. You might have seen him in the Henderson's Longboarders series. We all went down to the river to cool off. Sometimes it takes a ramp, a bike, and a river to accomplish that.