David Paul Carr - peripheral vision

01 Jan

Peripheral vision?

A new site for the New Year. Destination unknown. A mystery tour, even for the driver… The basic premise: to have a place to share work …

08 Feb

Some thoughts on small cameras # 2

This picture was made for a commissioned story about a militant group of electrical technicians who reconnect people they consider to be suffering unreasonable hardship …

01 Feb

Latent Images

In the “old days” – that’s to say before some time around 2001 when I bought my first scanner – I was quite a good …

27 Jan

Some thoughts on video # 1

Click here to see the Postcard From NYC video on the main website or here to see it on Vimeo. I’ve spent the past two years …

24 Jan

Kilometer Zero

Struggling to sort, file, backup stuff that I regularly resolve to sort, file and backup, I came upon this, which maybe my first photograph. The family …

19 Jan

Some thoughts on small cameras # 1

There’s not much point repeating what’s been said better, earlier, and in more detail elsewhere. If you are one of the few people left on earth …

16 Jan

From the archives: Steven Soderbergh

From the archives, a portrait of Steven Soderbergh taken on assignment for Rolling Stone France at the American Film Festival in Deauville, 2002. Why dig this …

12 Jan

Leonard Cohen in Paris

I didn’t intend to take any pictures when I went to Leonard Cohen’s concert at the Olympia in Paris. I never thought he would do …

11 Jan

Simply some mushrooms…

…because of the colours… Canon G11, if anyone’s asking.

10 Jan

NYC TV

Still editing my video footage from New York. Another frame grab which looks pretty painterly to me… I’m going to have to make a (very) …

10 Jan

Snow in Paris

A photograph taken the last time it was cold enough to snow in Paris. If someone asked me about the usefulness of compact digital cameras, …