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[About this Shoot: As a long time fan and follower of the blog, I contacted Damon about featuring my project to the community. He was excited about the project and agreed to write an article and went one step further and booked his own day. I wanted to do a piece that was creatively relational to how photographic information is absorbed.

I wanted to portray an alternate way for photographic info + data to enter the body. I used the scene of an IV patient but replaced the IV Pole with a tripod, placed a camera in a bag hanging from the pole with the USB cable being the lead directly into the arm. I used B&W for heightened emotion. I like the results and think the message isn't blatantly obvious and requires further thought and inspection.]

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