What I have been up to . . .

It is summer again and my mind is blooming along side the spring. I am shedding my winter fur and opening my windows to a long awaited change. I spent the winter accomplishing goals I had previously set for myself. Now that I am coming to a closed chapter, I feel it is necessary to follow all of my instincts and live as free from order as possible. I am planning a move in the near future that will direct me in a new direction stronger and more concentrated than what has yet to be produced by me. This will be a extremely positive experience whether the consequences are enjoyable or dreadful. I will be visiting New Orleans for the second time next week. I think NO will be my stepping stone to New Mexico. I have also been considering WWOOF. I am up in the air with my decisions for right now.

On another note . . . I had my first solo art exhibit on March 27th @ The Ice House Lofts. It was a great turn out and I learned a lot from the feed back I received. Here are some of the works that were presented.

The rest can be seen at

http://scottmckibbenphotography.smugmug.com/photos/swfpopup.mg?AlbumID=11737058&AlbumKey=hC4Ns

I will also be having a photography show sometime this summer. So stay tuned.

I recently premiered my music video for Rising Appalachia. That can be seen at

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bmr5rdaemYk

I am also working on another music video for Dave Berzack. He is a local web developer. He is creating a fully interactive

website for me. I am very excited to release this project. It has been a very large project and will showcase a lot of my work.

His video will be the most gangsta nerd rap spoof anyone has ever seen.

Also, Captain Crazy Productions Inc. is hosting Wooden Spoon at The Eyedrum on May 4th.

This event will give local artist a chance to network and spread their talents as well as growing as artists and strengthening

the community. Don't miss out it will be from 8-11:30pm.

Please come support me and other local artists with this exciting night of interactive art.

I will hopefully be performing an acoustic show along side a group of mangy muts.

Some come ready to dance, cry, and stomp your foot.

If there are any questions about any of the projects going on or my art work please contact me at ScottMcKibbenPhotography@gmail.com or add me on Facebook

Till next time,

SBM

Greetings my fellow internet patrons! I bring forth to you the official Scott McKibben Photography Blog.

This is the official blogger for Scott McKibben Photography. Here will begin a new cyber journey cataloging the work of the Atlanta, Georgia based photographer, video artist, and daring explorer of visual mediums, Scott B. McKibben. Scott's commitment to his camera, eye, and soul has pushed him in to the path of professional portrait, model, event, and wedding photography. His hard work and ability to strive for originality are his strongest attributes and he is consistently pushing his boundaries with advertisement and commercial work as well as fine art. There are no limitations for this young man and there is never a challenge to difficult.  With a feather in his hat and a camera at hand Scott McKibben will become as nostalgic as his photographs leaving an impression on everyone he meets.  His love for moving images has led him in pursuit of understanding the media and the effects on audiences. Scott hopes to one day bring forth free digital streaming video that can be accessible with anyone who is able to "tune in" to the internet.  He hopes that with the spreading of technology it will be possible for everyone to live sustainable lives. 

"They are making computers that are now 20 dollars. These computers can easily be spread to small poverty stricken countries. My goal is to create video feeds which will give "the audience"  unlimited access to information displayed in a system that makes it most suitable for learning. By creating such video's I will be able to help these poor countries prosper and become self sustaining. Every human has been given the right to live all we have to do is help them get plugged in. These video's would help these people learn about indoor plumbing, sanitation, nutrition, and much more. The possibilities are endless.  Media is the message!"

-Scott B. McKibben

Feel free to contact Scott McKibben at ScottMcKibbenPhotography@gmail.com or find him on the web at www.scottmckibbenphotography.smugmug.com, www.myspace.com/scottmckibbenphotography, www.facebook.com/scottmckibben, or www.linkedin.com/scottmckibben

Scott McKibben is also affiliated with the Atlanta production company, Captain Crazy Productions which specializes in independent film, event, wedding, and commercial video, photography, and graphic design.  Captain Crazy Productions Inc. can be visited at www.captaincrazyproductions.com