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Sunset and Sunrise in Arcosanti, AZ: 24 Hours Amidst a Sea of Arcology
5 Oct 2010

Sunset and Sunrise in Arcosanti, AZ: 24 Hours Amidst a Sea of Arcology

by David Licata | posted in: Guest Blogger, The Film | 4

My Google alerts for “Arcosanti” brought to my attention a stunning photograph by Niall David. I left a comment on his site and a correspondence began. Eventually I asked him if he would like to contribute some photos to this … Continued

Arcosanti, Guest Blogger, Niall David, Paolo Soleri, photography, slideshows, wind bells
A Last Look at BMC
2 Oct 2010

A Last Look at BMC

by David Licata | posted in: Other Work | 0

My residency at Blue Mountain Center is over. It’s been a productive and reflective month, full of great people and delicious food. Thank you, my fellow residents and everyone at BMC for making September 2010 so memorable. [portfolio_slideshow timeout=6000 pagerpos=bottom]

artist residencies, Blue Mountain Center, photography, slideshows
ALW on the Big Screen!
27 Sep 2010

ALW on the Big Screen!

by David Licata | posted in: The Film | 0

To be honest, I’m not crazy about screening works in progress, especially if the work is nowhere near ready for feedback. So when I go to an artist residency, my presentation is usually a brief introduction about how 8 1/2 … Continued

Blue Mountain Center, Indian Lake Theater, slideshows
And Now a Quiet Moment
24 Sep 2010

And Now a Quiet Moment

by David Licata | posted in: Guest Blogger, The Film | 1

After the hustle and bustle and hustle of IFP, I am back at BMC, where I’m continuing to edit the BGMRP material for ALW. But first, I need to press the reset button and get into creative, artist residency mode. … Continued

artist residencies, Blue Mountain Center, other obsessions, photography, slideshows
Shoot Journal 08.18.2010
25 Aug 2010

Shoot Journal 08.18.2010

by David Licata | posted in: Champion Tree Project | 0

August 18, 2010 – Inyo National Forest: Patriarch Grove I had an idea that I’d capture the sunrise, which meant getting out of bed around 3am. But insomnia, exhaustion from the day before, and mostly not having spotted a good … Continued

Bristlecone Pine Trees, cinematography, journal, process, slideshows, trees
Shoot Journal 08.17.2010
24 Aug 2010

Shoot Journal 08.17.2010

by David Licata | posted in: Champion Tree Project, The Film | 0

August 17, 2010 – Schulman Grove, Inyo National Forest, CA I did not die on the mountain. Too busy working to be wowed by the trees. Or maybe I was in a constant state of wow? Don’t think I worked … Continued

Bristlecone Pine Trees, cinematography, journal, process, slideshows, trees
Shoot Journal – 08.16.2010
22 Aug 2010

Shoot Journal – 08.16.2010

by David Licata | posted in: Champion Tree Project | 0

I don’t keep a daily journal, but I do keep shoot journals and editing journals. Here is an excerpt from the recent Bristlecone Pine Pine Forest shoot journal. August 16, 2010 Travel day. Six hour flight to San Francisco, six … Continued

Bristlecone Pine Trees, journal, photography, process, slideshows, trees, writing
It’s Not Just about Trees
11 Aug 2010

It’s Not Just about Trees

by David Licata | posted in: Quotes | 0

The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago.  The next best time is now. Chinese Proverb I’ve received some good essays for the contest (all to my e-mail account, are you really that shy?), but I’m greedy … Continued

contests, David Milarch, Quotes, slideshows, trees
“7000 Oaks”
7 Aug 2010

“7000 Oaks”

by David Licata | posted in: Champion Tree Project | 0

It’s Tree Week here at blog central. “I think the tree is an element of regeneration which in itself is a concept of time.” Joseph Beuys Here are a couple of photos I took of part of Beuys’ piece, 7000 … Continued

7000 Oaks, contests, Joseph Beuys, slideshows, trees
“What the Hey Were You Doing in Waco?”  Part 2
1 Jun 2010

“What the Hey Were You Doing in Waco?” Part 2

by David Licata | posted in: The Film | 0

Here’s a slideshow of images lifted from the recent shoot in Waco. It’s going to be a while before I have a sequence edited, but I may put up some footage DP Andy Bowley shot with his Canon 5D DSLR … Continued

A Life's Work, Andy Bowley, Black Gospel Music Restoration Project, Robert Darden, slideshows, Tony Tadey

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