James…Campbell's photostream  

Don't take yourself too serious. Etcetera.

My style focuses on pattern, contrast, layers, and the hidden moments that pass us by. I am drawn to patterns, places, connections, and lines. I don't like taking pictures of people but will if you are willing to pay $500/day for my services.

I am a member of APA|DC, ASMPDC, and a few other photographic organizations that are supposed to be important for networking, but I really just use them to talk photography with fellow enthusiasts.

I am focusing on film photography and mobile photography for the winter/spring 2011/2012. To this end, I started a polaroid project called 'DGBTR'. Feel free to check it out. I have prints and the original photographs for sale over on the site: www.dgbtr.com

If you are an Etsy fan, I have photographs available: jamesanthonycampbell.etsy.com

Portfolio with ongoing projects: jamescampbell.us

I founded InstantDC as a way to exhibit all the great mobile photography and emerging art that I see here on flickr from enthusiasts around the world. Interested in helping out?

commission me to create art for you: james@eventualfuture.com or (909) 295-2637 (USA)

InstantDC's first show was at Fathom Creative's Gallery in Washington DC. It was an over-the-top success with over 200 visitors on opening night! We already have more events in store for the coming months.

If you are in the dc area and want your work considered for the next event, please go to the flickr group page, www.flickr.com/groups/instant-dc/ , and send me an invite to join the group.

I am working on a photo book titled "another view of dc" that should be ready for distro by the end of the year, just in time for the holidays.

If you have any questions, use my contact form on www.eventualfuture.com/contact

twitter: www.twitter.com/jamescampbell

Please don't steal my work. Please feel free to share my work, just follow my attribution rules: For blog/website attribution, please credit "James Campbell", provide a link directly to that image's page here on Flickr, and someplace put an "All Rights Reserved" copyright notice on it. Thanks.