And a Few First Editions Still Available Via Echo Press
We couldn’t be more proud than okay, maybe if we had birthed it ourselves. A few years in the making and without further ado, “Echolilia”, a personal, passion project now in book form, published by Echo Press, has arrived:
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Usually we strive for something educational but think it wise to just let Timothy’s conversation with himself explain this one…
As this concept took shape, sharing that It took me awhile to create my story around a baby being somehow alone in environment. Knowing my New Year’s resolve was to be able to go the distance with uncomfortable situations vs. a tendency to look-away, this image confronted that resolution head-on. Keeping that in mind, I didn’t turn away but rode the wave of my discomfort and spent time looking for a possibly good reality —that ultimately left me seeing the baby as happy with a caretaker nearby. As to how this series came about and Timothy’s creative thoughts, best to let his blog do the talking from his posting back in March titled “Notes from a Photograph”.
If your BFF’s haven’t sent you there or you haven’t found him yet via the world wide web, link on over to browse around plus get the back stories on these recent 2…
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Most current postcard. It’s a labor of pure forever love for his series entitled Echolilia.
Timothy Archibald’s recent email blast image. He calls it spam. We call it integrated marketing. Rock Paper Scissors…
Photograph appearing in Psychology Today January 2010 issue for the story on challenging relationships titled “Mother Damned-est”. And of course no one better to capture the photo element on a story regarding the human dynamic than Timothy. He shared with us that:
“Both the editors at the magazine and myself were a bit nervous anticipating the photo shoot with Shayne Hughes and his mother. I expected to witness a disfunctional relationship between a mother and son all being demonstrated before us on the shoot…leading to a disasterous photoshoot. The magazine even kind of gave me a back up plan…just in case this situation did not work out. What I got to see into was a super healthy relationship between Mother and Son where they both could be honest about the challeges they faced together when they were younger and currently. What started out as a shoot I felt trepidation about evolved into a shoot that I found ultimately inspiring.”
Timothy shot this “Family Portrait” a while back for Duncan Channon and Sebastiani’s holiday campaign. Here it is, unleashed. The season has officially begun!!!!!
As always it was a pleasure working with the lovely Jacqueline Fodor. Dreamy AB. A true collaborator.
Below: Tim setting up the shot: Sebastiani and his sons.
Images from Timothy’s story of Oklahoma’s Blake Griffin and Stealth, his S.F. based low-profile trainer, for Chris Bloxom at ESPN networks. Location: SF & the sands of Ocean Beach.
Shots from Timothy Archibald’s Machine Perception Lab at UCSD in San Diego. Nice work TA.
Most photographers would agree how little fun it is to make a “new” portfolio. Well, TIMOTHY HAS DONE IT! Thank you thank you Timothy. We can’t wait to show it off.
