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Check this out, Google actually mapped the interior of my art photography show at De Santos Gallery in Houston. I’ve included this new 360degree “installation shot” to my main page.  Just scroll down to the installation show on the main page, then do the normal Google maps buttons… www.bradcarlile.com

Currently I only have the 360degree map for laptops and tablets, I disabled it for iPhone for now.

Let me know how it works and what you think!

Below is a jpeg that links to my website (scroll to near bottom of main page)…

Brad Carlile Installation with Google 360 degree interior map snapshot

Brad Carlile Installation with Google 360 degree interior map snapshot

This was a successful show, selling have the work and getting an interview published in the print & online version of the Houston Chronicle: “Photographer Brad Carlile sheds new light on hotel rooms“, print interview, Houston Chronicle June 9, 2010.

The Indie Photobook Library show my book “Tempus Incognitus” as part of the PPAC Book Fair.

Philadelphia Photo Arts Center (PPAC) 4th Annual Book Fair
1400 N. American Street #103
Philadelphia, PA 19122
May 18th, 2013
12-6pm
*Free and open to the public

Books: Selected from the permanent collection of the Indie Photobook Library by MICA photo students Emily Mason, Cameron Vaughan, and Brandon Eddy, these photobooks focus on zines, the curated group photobook, a look into interior mundane life, and the altered image.

Brad Carlile at The Philadelphia Photo Arts Center (PPAC) Book Fair - iPL (indie Photobook Library)

Brad Carlile at The Philadelphia Photo Arts Center (PPAC) Book Fair – iPL (indie Photobook Library)

As a result of showing my work to JJ Estrada Toledo at Photolucida, he asked me to be part of a group show in Guatemala City. The show is “GeoGráfica” which will be held in the Fototropía of La Fototeca. The show opens on 29th May with my 30″x40″ images. For those on facebook, https://www.facebook.com/lafototeca

La FotoTeca Logo - Guatemala City

La FotoTeca – Guatemala City

My updated resume at: http://www.bradcarlile.com/bio/resume.html  I’m also working on many other very exciting opportunities that came out of the Photolucida portfolio review.

My attempt to translate the “GeoGráfica” show’s statement:

“What? Who? Where are we?”

Photography is something that is constantly responding and in turn questioning.
The need to interpret our environment through the graphic language gives shape and meaning to a new visual language that is common, global.
This group exhibition explores the image beyond the photographic impulse, beyond the accuracy the surface is recorded on. And in an attempt to have control, and leaves a trail of images that manifest our existence.

The 2013 Photolucida portfolio review is around the corner.  This fully book portfolio review is one the premier reviews in the world.  It happens every two years in Portland Oregon.

I’ve seen a list of the reviews at the Photolucida website, but it didn’t contain the links to the organizations so I created one here for my fellow photographers.  It is important for photographers to fully understand who they will be showing work to and how their work fits into the context of other work shown and/or published by the organization.

NAME Organization URL Location
Alexa Becker  Kehrer Verlag Publishers www.artbooksheidelberg.com 
Aline Smithson  Lenscratch www.lenscratch.com
Ann Jastrab  Rayko Photo Center www.raykophoto.com  San Francisco, CA
Ann Pallesen  Photographic Center Northwest pcnw.org Seattle, WA
Anna Alexander  Dwell Magazine www.dwell.com/magazine 
Barbara Tannenbaum  Cleveland Art Museum www.clevelandart.org Cleveland, OH
Bevin Bering Dubrowski  Houston Center for Photography www.hcponline.org Houston, TX
Bill Kouwenhoven  Hotshoe Magazine hotshoeblog.wordpress.com Berlin, Germany & NY
Blue Mitchell  Diffusion Magazine diffusionmag.com Portland, OR
Blue Sky Exhibition Committee  Blue Sky Gallery www.blueskygallery.org Portland, OR
Brooks Jenson  Lenswork Publishing www.lenswork.com  Anacortes, WA
Carol McCusker  Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art www.harn.ufl.edu Gainesville, FL
Carrie Levy  Wired Magazine www.wired.com/magazine
Chantel Paul  Museum of Photographic Arts www.mopa.org San Diego CA
Charles Guice  Charles Guice Contemporary www.charlesguice.com NY
Christopher Gianunzio  Philadelphia Photo Arts Center www.philaphotoarts.org Philadelphia, PA
Claire O’Neill  National Public Radio www.npr.org
Claire Sykes & Susana Reisman  Circuit Gallery www.circuitgallery.com Toranto, Canada
Conor Risch  Photo District News www.pdnonline.com  NY
Crista Dix  wall space gallery wall-spacegallery.com Santa Barbara, CA & Seattle, WA
David Bram  Fraction Magazine fractionmagazine.com 
Dewi Lewis  Dewi Lewis Publishing www.dewilewispublishing.com  Stockport, England
Diana Millar  Luz Gallery www.luzgallery.com Victoria, Canada
Elisabeth Biondi  Independent Curator
Elizabeth Avedon  Le Journal de la Photographie lejournaldelaphotographie.com  Paris, France
Eugénie Frerichs  Weiden Kennedy www.wk.com Portland, OR
Gail Gibson  Gail Gibson Gallery www.ggibsongallery.com  Seattle, WA
George Slade  Independent Curator Minneapolis, MN
Gordon Stettinius  Candela Books + Gallery https://candelabooks.com Richmond, VA
Hamidah Glasgow  Center for Fine Art Photography www.c4fap.org  Fort Collins, CO
Hannah Frieser  Light Work www.lightwork.org Syracuse, NY
Harris Fogel  Mednick Gallery and Gallery 1401 www.uarts.edu/about/sol-mednick-gallery  Philadelphia, PA
Jacqueline Bates  W Magazine www.wmagazine.com NY
Jan Potts & Elizabeth Cordon  Cordon/Potts Gallery www.cordenpottsgallery.com San Francisco, CA
Jennifer Schwartz  Jennifer Schwartz Gallery www.jenniferschwartzgallery.com Atlanta, GA
Jessica Johnson  George Eastman House www.eastmanhouse.org Rochester, NY
JJ Estrada & Clara de Tezanos  La Fototeca/GuatePhoto www.lafototeca.org Guatemala City, Guatemala
John Jenkins  Decode Books www.decodeinc.com  Seattle, WA
Kathleen Klech  Condé Nast Traveler www.cntraveler.com
Kevin Miller  Southeast Museum of Photography www.smponline.org Daytona Beach, FL
Kirsten Rian  Independent Curator Portland, OR
Lisa Berry & Mia Dalgish  Pictura Gallery www.picturagallery.com Bloomington, IN
Mary Virginia Swanson  M.V. Swanson & Associates www.mvswanson.com  Tucson, AZ
Melanie McWhorter  Photoeye Books www.photoeye.com
Michael Granger  LightBox Photographic lightbox-photographic.com Astoria, OR
Michelle Dunn Marsh  Independent Editor
Myles Hasselhorst  Ampersand Gallery www.ampersandvintage.com Portland, OR
Patricia Lanza & Lesley Meyer  Annenberg Space for Photography www.annenbergspace forphotography.org Los Angeles, CA
Paula Tognarelli  Griffin Museum of Photography www.griffinmuseum.org Winchester MA
Peter Johnson  Captured Global capturedglobal.com/gallery Portland, OR
Phil Toledano  Photographer www.mrtoledano.com 
Pieter Wisse  500 Photographers 500photographers.blogspot.com Rotterdam, NL
Roy Flukinger  Harry Ransom Center www.hrc.utexas.edu Austin, TX
Stacey McCarol Cutshaw  SPE’s Exposure Journal www.spenational.org 
Taj Forer  Daylight Magazine daylightbooks.org NY
Tricia Hoffman & Chris Bennett  Newspace Center for Photography newspacephoto.org Portland, OR
Walter Mason  Haggerty Museum of Art www.marquette.edu/haggerty Milwaukee Wi
WM Hunt  Collection Dancing Bear www.wmhunt.com NY
Yan Li & Huo Wei  Beijing High Noon Culture &  People’s Photography www.highnoonculture.com Beijing, China

If you have any corrections, please let me know. Also if there is other info you’d like to see and I can help, let me know. (Note: I am not connected with the Photolucida organization, I’m a photographer who gets reviewed)

I just got off the waiting list so I’m getting everything ready now.  If any of my friends from past portfolio reviews are coming this year, drop me a line so we can catch up  during the review!

I created my new photography website (www.bradcarlile.com)as a responsive web design. Now my images and information can be easily viewed on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and large computers in a way that is best for each device.

Responsive web design is used to allow websites to adapt web pages to the layout to the device he or she is using. On my website the content also changes for each device.

Check out my new beautiful responsive website layout below for inspiration in your own responsive web design projects.

Desktop (widescreen)

Computer - Responsive Design

Computer – Responsive Design

Notice how the background changes for the smaller screens, this should make them easier to see. Also the smaller screens are designed to be easy to scroll with your fingers.

iPad (tablet) & Mobile (portrait)

iPhone & iPad screenshots - Responsive Design

iPhone & iPad screenshots – Responsive Design

 

Details of some of the website changes:

  • Menu appears at the top for computers and laptops
  • Menu is at the bottom for iPhones so images don’t get crowded out by menu
  • Menu show same images of the portfolios
  • Computers with more room have an additional story about “Letting Go”
  • There is a tooltip that shows you hidden information about my images, hint look for the blue circle with an “i” in it
  • A few form for easily signing up for my newsletter
  • Short & long resume, depending on how much info you want

Details html5 and css3 for web designer:

  • Based on a fluid grid, with screen-size dependent content
  • fixed position css for main image
  • Multi-level nav menu with images, mostly css based
  • jquery tools tooltip
  • form for newsletter signup

Check it out at: www.bradcarlile.com and let me know what you think! thanks!

I created a handy page for Oregon ski resorts containing links to all of the ski reports, 24 hour telemetry, forecasts at the resort base, forecast mid mountain, and important road cams.

Check it out at: www.bradcarlile.com/ski

Brad's iPhone Ski resort links, telemetry and weather forecasts

Brad’s iPhone Ski resort links

An East Village Chronology

5R an East Village Chronology www.bradcarlile.com

5R an East Village Chronology www.bradcarlile.com

Bed Bugs;
Building Fire;
Hurricane Sandy;
next?

Tears for Art in Chelsea

Still two weeks after Hurricane Sandy people in hard-hit areas are struggling to recover their homes in many places in New Jersey, Long Island and in neighborhoods like Greenpoint, Redhook, and Staten Island. Our hearts are broken for the losses of so many suffered so widely. Thousands are still without power. Thankfully it is starting to warm up after the snowstorm in NE. Please try to help with the clean-up efforts.

The storm surge hit the Chelsea art galleries. The work of many artists and art dealers were destroyed. Many are working to reopen.

Art - Do Not Throw Out - Chelsea Galleries New York

Art = Do NOT Throw Out

Salvaging what they can in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

Sorting through the damage - Chelsea Galleries New York

Sorting through the damage - Chelsea Galleries New York

Walking between dumpsters filled with drywall pulled from flooded galleries.

Walking admist reconstruction - Chelsea Galleries New York

Walking admist reconstruction - Chelsea Galleries New York

Flooded storage…

Flooded storage - Chelsea Galleries New York

Flooded storage - Chelsea Galleries New York

Rebuilding everywhere

Rebuilding - Chelsea Galleries New York

Rebuilding - Chelsea Galleries New York

Rebuilding (another view) - Chelsea Galleries New York

Rebuilding (another view) - Chelsea Galleries New York

Gallery closed... for now - Chelsea Galleries New York

Gallery closed... for now - Chelsea Galleries New York

Some galleries are open, others are working to reopen soon.

The New Standard

Shaun’s intellectual copy…

www.bradcarlile.com

Click on the image if part of it is obscured (fixing soon)…

1st Power at 39th St. since lower Manhattan - www.bradarlile.com

 

We Are Conditionally Open - Day After. East Village NYC www.bradcarlile.com

 

Empire - Day After. East Village NYC www.bradcarlile.com

Empire - Day After. East Village NYC www.bradcarlile.com

 

1st Text after storm Bill Due - Diptych- Day After. East Village NYC www.bradcarlile.com

1st Text after storem, Bill Due - Diptych - Day After. East Village NYC www.bradcarlile.com

 

Still Falls the Rain - Day After

Still Falls the Rain. East Village NYC www.bradcarlile.com

 

Keep Reading. East Village NYC www.bradcarlile.com

Keep Reading. East Village NYC www.bradcarlile.com

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