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Photoville, New York in general, Magnum Foundation, ICP and ProPublica presentations, the NYT portfolio reviews, meeting editors and photographers and other people I’ve only known via email or met for the first time was all so great. Can’t wait to do it again. Thanks to everyone for a great time.

@photoville

👋🏻 Pulling out some great 45s to entertain one of my favorite bartenders, @therealjasonmorgan, and hopefully you too. Kicking off with country and easing into 50s and 60s tunes. Gonna hit a bunch of Aussie 60s garage before ending on punk and metal. 🏄‍♂️ 😎 🍻 Tuesday, 5-8ish at @bar_355

The @hamburger_eyes show at the @sfpubliclibrary is epic. Such an incredible job on everyone’s part. The show looks fantastic, and so cool for it to be in a space where so many people will see it. Honored to have a small part in it. Didn’t take many pics, but the whole exhibition looks fantastic.

New book! New zine (at the library—free!). Up until late September. Go check it out!

Roy Loney at the Flamin’ Groovies 50th Anniversary show, April 2016. #royloney #theflamingroovies

April 2016, Claude Lane beatdown.

Had my xpan on me. Took a couple shots. None were great. Here’s (a cropped) one anyway.

#claudelane

RIP Ross the Boss

Dictators NYC,
San Jose, November 2016

RIP Robert Mueller.
26 April 2007

Back when I was in DC…

CCSFPHOTO welcomes Greg Constantine @grconstantine as part of our « Photographers and Their Images” lecture series for Spring 2026.

Free and open to the public.

*Moderated by Prof. Mark Murrmann as part of his class PHOT40 "Social Activism"
*Date: Monday, March 23, 6:30pm PST
*Zoom: https://ccsf-edu.zoom.us/my/markmurrmann

The lecture will be recorded and hosted on vimeo.com/ccsfphoto

Greg Constantine, PhD is an American/Canadian documentary photographer.
He has dedicated his career to long-term, independent projects about underreported or neglected global stories. His work explores the intersection of human rights, inequality, injustice, identity, belonging and the power of the state. He spent over a decade working on the project "Nowhere People," which documented the lives and struggles of stateless communities in nineteen countries around the world.

From 2016 to early 2023, Constantine worked on the project SEVEN DOORS, investigating and exposing the impact of immigration detention on migrants, asylum seekers and refugees in Malaysia, the US, UK, Mexico and several countries in Europe. The project produced the seven-part, Seven Doors Print Journal.
Expanding on that project, Constantine's current focus is on US immigration detention systems: private prisons, county jails and warehouse facilities. Detainees disappear into this opaque system, designed to strip individuals of their personhood, as well as access to family and legal assistance. 

He is the author of three books including: Kenya’s Nubians: Then & Now (2011) and the award winning books: Exiled To Nowhere: Burma’s Rohingya (2012) and the book Nowhere People (2015).

#photography #classes #california #sanfrancisco #publiclecture

Peepin/Hiding

Two, alone.
9th Ave // Sutter & Powell
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Two, alone.
9th Ave // Sutter & Powell
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North Beach, April 2025

Eat it.