Returning to Photography

At last! After months/years of radio production, graphic design, and a million miles of other work, I'm finally able to get back to the good old medium of documentary photography that I hold so dear.

It's not exactly a massive dump of photos tonight, just a few photographs of friends working on a nearby construction site. But what fun it's been to return to the style of working that I spent more than a decade mastering.

That said, here are some photos. I hope to be posting more frequently in the weeks and months to come.

If you'd like to see more of my work (or get in touch about projects and collaborations) check out my website, Facebook page, and Twitter handle.

-Dylan

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New Project, New Aesthetic, New Topography

Hello Everyone,

I've recently begun the first real project-based shooting since the fateful summer of 2012 that many of you may remember. It's taken a good long time to rebuild things but I've finally lit the fuse on a another project that considers the Human Altered Landscape. I'll spare you the full thesis here, but one of the questions that I'm orbiting around is that of accountability as it relates to the landscapes we've created.

Without further ado, these images are from the town of Websterville, Vermont (click to enlarge).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For more work by Dylan Kelley visit his website, follow him on Facebook, and Twitter via @Livefromground.