Overview
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Toni Andreas
Los Angeles, 2021 -
Fort Dauphin, Madagascar
Old port of Fort Dauphin, from summer 2023 phD research -
Stephen Merlo
You’d think a cyclist would shave a beard to be more aerodynamic, yet even at races you’ll see them. Style is as important as function. Part of a series to highlight diversity in nationality, gender, race, and style amongst crit racers at Glen Ellyn and The Intelligentsia Coffee Roasting Works.
For Intelli Cup /
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Patrick O'Meara Memoriam Artwork
A group portrait of Ann Marie and Jim Thompson, who donated artwork from woodworker Brad Long. Brad's artwork will be on permeant display in the African Studies offices to honor the legacy of the late, charismatic Patrick O'Meara who served as the ASP director for many years.
For Indiana University African Studies /
39°N, 86°W / 12.21 -
Dr. Eric Maskin
Dr. Maskin is a leading economist and Nobel Laureate (2007, Institute for Advanced Study) well known for his contributions to mechanism design theory. His recent research at Harvard compares voting systems, which he believes should uphold to the principle of "one citizen, one vote."
For Indiana University Economics / 39°N, 86°W / 10.18
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Sean & JC Buehler
Sean checks the rear flaps before takeoff on a training flight. After the flight I asked Sean about some of the bumpy landings. Sean shrugged, replying "sinus headache". JC replied "nerves."
Personal Work / 40°N, 86°W / 06.18
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Joe Anderson
Rock climber and owner of Hoosier Heights & Climb Nulu. Joe has built the 'anchors' for climbing communities throughout the Midwest.
For Hoosier Heights / 39°N, 86°W / 05.18
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The Rob Dixon Quartet
Photography and graphics for the Rob Dixon Quartet, a mainstay jazz quartet at the Chatterbox Jazz Club in Indianapolis. -
Ash Duban & Nicole Mertz
Ash & Nicole stand proudly behind their fixies. Both race for the Meteor // Intelligentsia domestic elite team.
For Intelli Cup / 42°N, 87°W / 07.18
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Anonymous
Photographed as part of a small project creating stylized images for Native American families.
For Indiana University First Nations / Bloomington, IN / 03.18
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Mark Zalewski
Photographed after characteristically wet, breezy, and muddy winter cx riding on Montrose Beach in downtown Chicago. Part of another installment in the cycling diversity series.
For Chi Cross Cup / 42°N, 88°W
Low Tunnel Construction
Building a low tunnel with friends at my garden to experiment with winter vegetable production in low-cost un-heated "greenhouses".
Personal Work/
39°N, 86°W / 11.21 Caroline Armstrong • I
"I want to bury this print so an archaeologist finds it and thinks I'm a famous historical figure" - Caroline Armstrong
Personal Work / 40°N, 86°W / 03.18
Chrome x Intelligentisa Cup
A rowdy goldsprint tournament at the Chrome Chicago Hub as part of their sponsorship for Intelligentisa Cup.
For Chrome Industries /
42°N, 88°W / 07.19 Sam Armstrong
Immediately before this portrait, on his 26th birthday, Sam subjected himself to ~3 hours of purifying löyly in the sauna.
Personal Work / Mooresville, IN / 07.18
Steve Johnson
A climber and humorist. Part of an ongoing project showcasing the leaders and colorful personalities in our local climbing community.
For Hoosier Heights / Indianapolis, IN / 04.18
Lenna Gottschild • I
Lenna had dual German and U.S. citizenship, and is a student in the prestigious International Baccalaureate Program, which emphasises international citizenship equally with the sciences and arts.
Personal Work / 40°N, 86°W / 08.18
Ashton Searing
A climbing instructor at the new Hoosier Heights gym close to Indiana University.
For Hoosier Heights / 39°N, 86°W / 05.18
Chrome x Intelligentisa Cup III
Lenna Gottschild • II
Photographed with a projection of her older sister's artwork.
Personal Work / 40°N, 86°W / 12.18
Sean Buehler
Photographed after a climbing road trip while Sean still looked like a Pod Racer from Tattoine.
Personal Work / Indianapolis, IN / 07.18
Elliot Kuhlman
Elliot sits on a snow pile for a quick close-up after a memorable day of ice climbing, long approaches, and hearty laughter above Lake Superior.
Personal Work / Munising, MI / 03.18
Rich Van Winkle
An accomplished mountaineer, and first ascensionist on Denali, Rich was on the steep North Face of Mount Hood on May 18th, 1980 when his team retreated due to large amounts of falling ash from the infamous Mount St. Helens eruption.
For Alpenglow Edu. / Portland, OR / 05.16
Adrian Thomas
Journalist and traveler
Personal Work / Indianapolis, IN / 08.18
Henry Armstrong
A typewriter enthusiast at his desk with a newly repaired machine and full glass of scotch.
Personal Work / Indianapolis, IN / 04.18
Will Cottrell
Will, a cyclist from Virginia, sprints in place as if he were still in the crit.
For Intelli Cup /
42°N, 87°W / 07.18 Erik Ochsner
Photographed backstage after Finnish-American conductor Erik Ochsner led the Seattle Symphony in the film concert for La La Land.
Personal Work / Seattle, WA / 02.18