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Blog posts from independent visual journalist Justin L. Stewart, based out of Los Angeles, California. Photographer, videographer, drone pilot, and journalist. www.justinlstewart.com justinstewartphotography@gmail.com +1(307)890-8964
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Maya Angelou Lecture
A few months ago I was hired by MSU-Bozeman to photograph the Maya Angelou Lecture. Here are a couple of my shots.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Homeless Vietnam Vet
An image I captured this last Spring 2011 on my way to the Senior Photo Show. This is a homeless Vietnam veteran in Bozeman, MT. He was a very nice man who was rather ashamed of his status but didn’t want any help.
Taken with a Pentax 6X7.
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Kenya
HELLO
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| Checking myself for sunburns - looking sharp |
Here's a few of my digital images from my trip this summer. I was in the Khwisero district in Kenya for a month documenting EWB- MSU (Engineers Without Borders) work there over the past five years. I'm making a book for them. It was quite the experience. I learned a lot and grew as a photographer as well as a person. I used my digital mainly for my project and took my fun shots with my Yashica. Still gotta develop all that film!!! Feel free to tell me what you think.
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| Khwisero |
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| Secondary boys watching tank lowering- I like the one looking at me |
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| Discussion at EWB's office in Khwisero |
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| Child in a tree with Machete |
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| Composting latrine meeting |
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| Child with Machete |
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| Child with Machete |
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| Head teacher of Ebuhonga |
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| Children at Ebuhonga |
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| Children at Ebuhonga |
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| Piki |
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| Eyeglass clinic at Mundeku |
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| Two children returning to Mundeku Primary |
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| Texas helping lower a water tank at Ekatsumbaro |
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| Pony asking the kids "Sup?" |
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| EWBer's and a couple Kenyan's watch Star Wars on my laptop |
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| 4th of July Celebration with Jackson's family |
Labels:
2011,
AFRICA,
CHILDREN,
color,
DIGITAL,
EWB,
JUSTIN STEWART,
KENYA,
KHWISERO,
life,
MONTANA,
MSU,
PHOTOGRAPHY,
PHOTOJOURNALISM
Friday, June 17, 2011
My First 4x5 Fuji Instant Stripped Negatives
So I head off to Kenya in the morning (with a 9 day layover in Europe) and I wanted to get in one more post before I left. Here are my first "4x5 Fuji Instant Stripped Negatives." I loves it. It was so awesome doing the whole process. Reminded me of the feeling of developing my first roll of film. Thanks to Joey Early for teaching it to me. He is a great friend and one of the awesomest influences of my work lately. You can check out his work on his personal blog here.
On another note, I've been pretty happy with the portraiture push I've been doing. I'll try to do an update while I'm traveling, but I wouldn't count on it!
Peace, love, empathy
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| My very first. Of course my shutter drug and ended up overexposing it. I dropped it off at the repair shop yesterday to get it fixed while I'm off traveling. |
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| (The blotches on a couple of them are marks from developer accidentally getting on the negative. Lesson learned.) |
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| My fave. Joey Early. |
Peace, love, empathy
Labels:
4x5,
BOZEMAN,
COLLEGE,
COLOR FILM,
FILM,
fuji,
GRAFLEX,
INSTANT,
Joey Early,
JUSTIN STEWART,
LEICA,
LOVE,
MONTANA,
MSU,
NEGATIVE STRIPPING,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
PHOTOGRAPHY,
RANGEFINDER,
SUMMER,
TRAVEL
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
My New Nikon AF 50mm
Decided to purchase a f1.8 50mm lens for my trip to Kenya this summer. Here's just a couple of my first shots I've taken with it. I've been playing with my ISO as well for a little practice for more difficult lighting situations in Kenya.
*The two pictures in the car are actually with my 10-24mm
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| Tried to capture it at 1/13. Couldn't quite pull it off..... |
Monday, May 30, 2011
Shots from April
Didn't have time to dust these but I wanted to put them up anyways. Really busy with school and preparations for my trip to Kenya in a couple weeks. Forced the time for scanning these into my schedule because I couldn't stand looking at them just sitting there collecting dust.
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