BlogBloghttp://www.rodfincannon.com/blog/2012-04-17T02:33:10ZSquarespaceUntucked!http://www.rodfincannon.com/blog/2012/4/16/untucked.htmlRod Fincannon2012-04-16T22:37:14Z2012-04-16T22:37:14ZHad a great time in the obx bringing Dave some photos for his new store, Untucked. It was great to see the gang and hopefully sell a photo or two.

 

 

The Untucked Master!!!

]]>FAIR!http://www.rodfincannon.com/blog/2012/2/15/fair.htmlRod Fincannon2012-02-15T20:19:14Z2012-02-15T20:19:14Z

]]>Big Pinhole Camerahttp://www.rodfincannon.com/blog/2012/2/15/big-pinhole-camera.htmlRod Fincannon2012-02-15T18:06:03Z2012-02-15T18:06:03ZWhen I stated at the Fine Arts Center I inherited a big pinhole camera. This semester I took the first image with it and I think turned out pretty good. I need to work out some kinks, especially figuring out a way to keep the paper from falling off the wall.

 

 

 

 

 

]]>Fun times in the obxhttp://www.rodfincannon.com/blog/2012/2/15/fun-times-in-the-obx.htmlRod Fincannon2012-02-15T17:47:45Z2012-02-15T17:47:45Z 

This is from the Pine Island Audubon Sanctuary just north of Duck NC. I'm getting together a little portfolio of these soon. 

 


 

]]>More Scoutshttp://www.rodfincannon.com/blog/2010/10/9/more-scouts.htmlRod Fincannon2010-10-10T02:44:35Z2010-10-10T02:44:35ZStill working on this new body of images. I've been interested in the way scouting, among many other organizations, take in the native american culture and manipulate it to serve their needs.

 

]]>Concept Arthttp://www.rodfincannon.com/blog/2010/9/29/concept-art.htmlRod Fincannon2010-09-29T21:40:10Z2010-09-29T21:40:10Z

This is for Adam... and whats left of his book.

]]>some photos from ocracoke this past summerhttp://www.rodfincannon.com/blog/2010/9/29/some-photos-from-ocracoke-this-past-summer.htmlRod Fincannon2010-09-29T21:27:29Z2010-09-29T21:27:29Z 

This past Summer Whitney and I had the chance to go down to ocracoke island for an afternoon. Here are some of the images that I made.

 

   


 

 

]]>Scoutshttp://www.rodfincannon.com/blog/2010/9/28/scouts.htmlRod Fincannon2010-09-28T16:35:20Z2010-09-28T16:35:20ZI have just started a new project in the past few months that has brought me back to my past. I grew up in scouting. From summer camps to weekly meetings, I spent a major part of my adolescence in a uniform or out in the woods. As a young man it was an opportunity for me to be outside and engaged in something different and meaningful. I didn't spend time thinking about its politics or its many misgivings, I just grew up. Looking back on my experiences I am amazed at how calculated the program was. Each event, ceremony, and gathering was designed to create a certain culture. 

This body of work begins to investigate the culture of scouting, specifically its interest in the Native American history, the military, and the necessity of wilderness skills.


]]>New Treeshttp://www.rodfincannon.com/blog/2010/4/13/new-trees.htmlRod Fincannon2010-04-13T21:40:32Z2010-04-13T21:40:32Z 

 

Last year I made a small series of images dealing with the way technology has begun to disguise itself as nature. Specifically the new cell phone towers dressed up like trees. I later abandoned the project because I was having a hard time finding more than one or two examples.

In the latest issue of Aperture Magazine I read the article "New Trees" about photographer Robert Voit and his work seems to be a bit familiar...

http://www.robertvoit.com/ Check his stuff out.

]]>some fun images w/ the doghttp://www.rodfincannon.com/blog/2010/4/13/some-fun-images-w-the-dog.htmlRod Fincannon2010-04-13T21:36:04Z2010-04-13T21:36:04Z

Whitney and Stella sitting in the back yard.

These two images were taken by Whit... I feel bad for that dog some times.

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