Photography by David Ondrik

Thanks for all your posts. They are wonderful reads; very insightful and informative. I’ve made sure to turn off comments. I appreciate your help and feedback!

The Falling Man, by Richard Drew

“But the only certainty we have is the certainty we had at the start: At fifteen seconds after 9:41 a.m., on September 11, 2001, a photographer named Richard Drew took a picture of a man falling through the sky — falling through time as well as through space. The picture went all around the world, and then disappeared, as if we willed it away. One of the most famous photographs in human history became an unmarked grave, and the man buried inside its frame — the Falling Man — became the Unknown Soldier in a war whose end we have not yet seen.”

I learned that photos of my food can be art, and very interesting in their banality. This is the proof:

Nachos at the Cowgirl

The RSS feed for the blog was actually still using the RSS feed for my home page. I managed to fix it, so now if you’re inclined to bookmark the blog with the RSS feed, you can.

New Project, originally uploaded by davidondrik.

I’m working on a new project that, in color no less, explores the relationship between the organic farm near near my mother’s house, and the surrounding forest that burns somewhere nearby every year.

It’s an exploration of our different uses of the land, and the intended and unexpected consequences of what we’ve done to it. You can see the rest of the images on my Flickr photostream.