Claire and I (and team Day19) just spent a week in the deep south shooting some pictures. We’ve never really been to that part of the country before but I have to say it’s pretty great. It has similarities to Portland but with so many untouched locations it’s unbelievable. Spots that if they were in LA or NY would have been used on 50 album covers already. The negative, smokey bars! Man, my eyes were burning out of my skull. We had the most amazing team, an art director who knows us better than he probably wants to and a ridiculous amount of photos we are so proud of. None of which you will see here for obvious reasons. Here are some photos taken with our Ricoh GR2 mostly by our assistant Magda that we made sure no top secret information was leaked. So it’s mostly photos of us. We’ll show you the rest in 6 months or so.

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Aviram Cohen. 28 Westland Ave. Apt. 5 Boston, MA. 1998.

This was the scene driving down the mountain from Big Bear yesterday. Three times we were stopped for a half an hour because a truck or car or both had slid off the road. We attempted to leave the day before but it was even worse with 2 feet of new snow, white out conditions and avalanches blocking the road. All of this 2 hours away from our sunny home in Los Angeles. Lots of photos after the jump, most of Eli learning to sled.

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After New York for a couple days (a couple weeks ago now) we drove out to Pennsylvania to visit my mom, grandma, and our friend Kimberly who just bought a house out in Amish country. Have you ever seen a bait machine? We did on the way. More photos after the jump.

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