Below is a series of images I took while traveling from New York City to Philadelphia. It is partly research for upcoming project ideas on traveling, transportation, and infrastructure.

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NYC to Phila
Limerick Nuclear Plant

Above is a night capture of the Limerick nuclear power plant. The exposure is approximately 10 minutes in length, and the image is part of a series I am working on.
New Food Photography
There is a lot going on at GSP, including two new food projects which I hinted at in my previous post. One project, food experiments, has its own mini-site with stills and video that is now live. A sampling of the other project is below, all shot with a Holga on black and white film. (both projects are works in progress, with more images to come).
New Photography Coming
Look for new images, and an entirely new project on “food” coming soon to your mailbox! For now, here is an image of a leek root.

Rainy August
Priori® Video
Last spring GSP created four videos for Priori® Skincare to help promote their products.
Without further ado, here is part of the reason why you should use some of their products:
Priori History from Gordon Stillman on Vimeo.
A brief history of Priori®, the first video by GSP, with assistance from Zach Keifer and Gabe DeLoach.
A brief history of Priori®, the first video by GSP, with assistance from Zach Keifer and Gabe DeLoach.
Special thanks to Gabe Deloach of Folk Hero Films for assisting on the shoot and Zach Keifer of Chumaio Productions for editing
VMFA
I love the new wing of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, especially the 21st century gallery. I also like just going there to have some tea or a meal at Best Cafe or Amuse. I find it very relaxing and inspiring. Here are some photos I took while wandering the grounds.
Outtake from VASADP
Just wanted to share an outtake from VASADP, a documentary on local and sustainable food. This image was taken with a Mamiya 645 on Fujicolor Pro 400 film F11 @250. Most of the project was shot digitally.
Chance
Below is a project where I threw a coin in front of the camera and photographed it as it bounced or landed.
















