A series of photos I took while drinking (probably too many) Manhattans in Manhattan.

Collages from scrapbooks I made in college.

Blurb has added a full preview of books. Below are full previews of the first two cameraphone books.  I plan on doing a third soon.  The first is in the School of the Art Institute’s Joan Flasch Artist Book Collection.  Hopefully I’ll get the second one in and when the third comes out, that one [...]

Star Wars action figures are the subject of my next series. I am basing the Star Wars action figure portraiture on Richard Avedon series Andy Warhol and Members of the Factory, 1969. Here are cameraphone test samples.
Some of these Star Wars toys took a real beating in the McIntosh household from my brother and me. [...]

Using old photos purchased at an antique shop, I scanned them, took some self-portraits that I felt fit the image, and digitally put myself-image in them.  There is something bizarre about seeing myself in another time with strangers that have most likely passed-on and yet I seem like the ghost.  I am intruding on them, [...]

Animated GIF self portrait made with 22 images.

This is an experiment in showing a 360ºview of a head on a two dimensional surface.  This concept is loosely based on the Mercator map, which shows a cylindrical object on a flat plane.  I thought of this idea during an abstract art history course and how Braque and Picasso painted many facets of a portrait.  I figured I could do this [...]

The sequal to the original cameraphone is now available. It’s about 160 pages with more than 200 photographs all taken with my cell phone. The whole project started as an idea generator, a photo sketchbook using something I always carried–my mobile phone.

The cameraphone project started as a stream of conscious photography sketchbook using the cell phone camera.  It ended up as two books with over 500 images combined.  One more book is on the way.  Both books are available at blurb.com.  You can also see the cameraphone project website at cameraphone.gardenapt.com.

cameraphone by Gabriel McIntosh | BOOK [...]