post 963. new photography published.

Have a new photo set with Cassidy that's made its way to the pages of Loike Homme Magazine! We shot this at FD Studios in Long Island City, and I'm very happy with the way the mood came through. Check out Loike Homme, and give Cassidy a follow!

post 962. new face-resumes.

I was hoping to get a different perspective on myself at 50. For the past...well, for my entire acting career, I figured I could--as a photographer myself--just take my own headshots, and they've done me pretty well. But all my headshot sessions with other photographers came from luck: I won a monologue contest back in the early 2010s and that entitled me to a free headshot session, and then I once spotted (the incredibly kind) Peter Hurley a latte while working at Birch and he gave me a free 30-minute headshot session. Headshots can be so stressful--especially in New York City--since they can cost so. Frikkin.' Much. But I just felt like it was time to do something different. And Yellowbelly helped. Affordable, friendly, and great to deal with? A great experience. 

post 961. we are not nicer here.

I've got a piece in Paragraph Planet! Wrote this piece of 75-word micro fiction recently after the line about the sun came into my head while just walking home from work one day. So grateful to the folks at PP for giving it a home! Lots and lots of good stuff to read...here!

post 960. new photography published.

New photography set with Whitney is live at Kompromise! The gang at this photo site is always super kind, and it's wonderful to keep getting their support. This set was shot on the West Side, and edited with Camera Bloom...they've got a lot of great filters that I love going through to find that nice, vintage look. Get 10% off with the code tim10 here, and check out the photo set...here!

post 959. heatwave.

Have a new micro-fiction piece live with the absolutely amazing Does It Have Pockets? lit mag! Won't take very long to read it, so check it out...here! And then, take a stroll through the rest of the site. Lots of wonderful work, and I consider myself very lucky to be included.