© jonathan saunders
If my little cameras (or 1 passenger’s or all passenger’s little devices) are really such a risk to the safety of the aircraft I am on during taxi, takeoff and landing:
PLEASE DESIGN SAFER AIRCRAFT
(2 min video)
Sophie K | #1RN – NYC | 12/14/08
A few years ago while visiting my grandmother, I realized I was surrounded by Bunnies. Since for one reason or another, we never end up there long, I ran around as fast as I could and tried to take a picture of as many of them as possible.
I visited for Christmas this year and realized that now in addition or sometimes in place of the bunnies, there are now Santas. If you look really close, you can see Santas with bunnies.
Nicole R | #1RN – NYC | 12/15/08
“Freedom of the press is guaranteed only to those who own one.”
— A.J. Liebling
Well they made it clear this week, they own their press, not me and that I cannot borrow theirs like it was mine. My latest project test was removed without discussion before it was ever printed or proofed.
It was a private project just for me and the subject. Not for sale, display or viewable to anyone besides me and the printer.
This didn’t matter.
They own the press, they made this incredibly clear.
Sigh.
On the road between here and there.
YOL | #1RN – NYC | 12/19/08
YOL | 1 hour 40 minutes 48 seconds | September 23 | 2007 | Los Angeles
Solar Eclipse [ Remembered ]
from Stories | 3
YOL | Reading YOL in Stories #3
In the past 10 days, 11 people I never expected or invited to see, stopped by #1RN.
It was wonderful.
Sam R | #1RN – NYC | 12/18/08 + 12/19/08
Vicodin | Mark R | #1RN – NYC | 12/15/08
The charge? $20-$50 BILLION in Securities Fraud. Yes, Billion.
Bernie was once even chairman of the NASDAQ.
Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC
on their website:
“In an era of faceless organizations owned by other equally faceless organizations, Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC harks back to an earlier era in the financial world: The owner’s name is on the door. Clients know that Bernard Madoff has a personal interest in maintaining the unblemished record of value, fair-dealing, and high ethical standards that has always been the firm’s hallmark.”
by Bernie’s own admission via the AP:
Madoff told employees he was “finished,” that he had “absolutely nothing,” that “it’s all just one big lie” and it was “basically, a giant Ponzi scheme,” according to a criminal complaint in U.S. District Court in Manhattan.
via the WSJ/NYT:
The disclosure came after Mr. Madoff tried to distribute early bonuses to employees of his firm, (approximately $200 million to $300 million to “certain selected employees, family and friends.”) prompting questions by senior employees, a person familiar with the situation said. Mr. Madoff, 70 years old, allegedly told employees he had a couple of hundred million dollars left and wanted to distribute it before turning himself in to authorities, this person said.
Images by Jonathan, where no one cared about him at a different exhibition that I believe had nothing at all to do with Mr. Byrne.
(just one rule, no flash).
2 min. duration
Reminding me why I rambled about the shoot in an email with the magazine, I got another bio:
