Last weekend Nick and I flew up to NY for an annual Comic Book convention, The New York Comic Con. This was my second trip to NY for this convention, here is the link from last April's trek. We stayed at the New Yorker Hotel in Manhattan with two great friends, Matt Herring and Brian Le Tendre. They do a weekly pop culture (code word for Geek) podcast called The Secret Identity Podcast. The convention was a lot of fun. I mostly wandered around shooting pics of the geeks in their natural habitat. I also got to hang out with my old college buddy Mike Norton (next to last pic) quite a bit. He is currently under contract with DC Comics as the penciler for Green Arrow and Black Canary.
I must say that i love what you do with a tilt shift. very rarely do i see images where the features of that lens are used to truly enhance a setting, but you use the lens in its truest form. well done jeff.
i think i am in that picture! of the comic con floor.
Dude! I totally see you in there now! You're standing right next to that one guy with that thing. Looks like you are having fun.
You forgot to put Nick and Molly's twitter pages.
It was pretty interesting, being my first time to NY. Shot Times Square and you will see I got some good shots of the famous Stan Lee. Stan Lee along with Jack Kirby created most of the characters from Marvel Comics. Fantastic Four, Hulk, Spiderman...
I will post some more images tomorrow.
J
Mike Norton has been working in comics for 10 years now, gaining recognition for projects such as The Waiting Place and Jason and the Argobots. Eventually, he became Art DIrector for the newly starting Devil's Due Publishing where he drew the first Voltron mini-series. He has since made a name for himself working on books like Queen and Country, Gravity, Runaways, All-New Atom, and Countdown.
He is also very, very tall.
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Love the pics!!
Hey! So I am a new fan of your blog... I am also following both of you guys on twitter (not trying to come off like a stalker here, I promise)... anyway, just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy looking at all of your pictures. I am starting a studio here in Indiana so any and all inspiration/advice is helpful. Thanks for doing the things you do!