Artist Dan Reynolds

Posted on August 9, 2010 by Erik Daenitz

Dan Reynolds, lead singer of the band Imagine Dragons, performs Saturday at the BMI Music Café @ Downstairs in Park City.

Artist Trent Dabbs

Posted on August 7, 2010 by Erik Daenitz

Artist Trent Dabbs plays at The Downstairs in PC today as part of the Park City Kimball Arts Festival.

Artist Ed Trask

Posted on August 5, 2010 by Erik Daenitz

Artist Ed Trask in process on Main Street, Park City today.

Kilby

Posted on July 20, 2010 by Erik Daenitz

Holy Water Buffalo at Kilby last week.

Artist Amy Caron

Posted on February 21, 2010 by Erik Daenitz

I took this while working on a long term project about the creative process. Having said that, what I’ve posted here is more about playing with light, which I find almost self indulgent at times. Anyway, see what you think. I’m always open to critiques and reactions. Click here to view Amy’s Web site.

Sundance 2010 | Artist Matthew Moore

Posted on January 19, 2010 by Erik Daenitz

Arizona farmer and artist Matthew Moore unloads televisions in preparation for his installation, Lifecycles, at Fresh Market on January 19, 2010. Lifecycles is a multimedia installation that meshes with Fresh Market’s produce section as part of the 2010 Sundance Film Festival. To view more photos from the festival become a fan of KPCW on Facebook.

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Sorry we were not able to meet up before/after the eclipse. Schedules were just too tight. Nice work and good to see your picture in the Big Picture Jimmy! http://www.boston.com/bigpictu re/2012/05/ring_of_fire_eclips e_2012.html
— Bryan William Jones on Kanarraville Behind The Scenes
Nice work!
— Bryan William Jones on Cover the Sun
Kanarraville was the easiest place to get to where you would be able to see the full “ring of fire” effect.
— Jeremy Harmon on Kanarraville Behind The Scenes
Looks pretty exciting! You shoulda made your way up to the Kanarra Creek slot canyon to pass some of your time to cool off. Beautiful canyon! Who chose Kanarraville and why?
— Christopher Reeves on Kanarraville Behind The Scenes
Yeehaw! Herzlichem Glueckwunsch!
— Mike on Three Years Down
HA HA HA HA HA
— Michael Mangum on Nine journalists out of work. Hurrah!
So, I’ve read, not to use live mode and that will fry your sensor. I’ve also been told to put the filters in front of the lens, Not the back! The NDs work great, but desaturate the photo. Best is a solar filter. You’re looking/needing 16.5 stops worth for ideal (ND 100,000). According to my friend who has been a long time member of SLAS, and has the largest refracting telescope in Utah, had said even a sliver of the sun can still damage your retna looking at it bare. Keep in mind that the lens will amplify the suns strength. Remember...
— Jeff McGrath on Don’t fry your camera!
I should probably change my link now that I have my PJ blog set up. New site is http://www.changingmylens.com
— Michael Mangum on Links
We burned a hole through four layers of gels while trying out some different things today.
— Jeremy Harmon on Don’t fry your camera!
Or use live view if you’ve got a DSLR with video…but wear safe goggles!
— Erin Hooley on Don’t fry your camera!

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