Monday, December 28, 2009
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Advocate.com Artist Spotlight: Check me out
What a great X-Mas present! Advocate.com did an artist spotlight on me. I hope you can check it out.
Monday, December 21, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
New Orleans
My husband and I recently took a trip to New Orleans. I brought my Hasselblad with some old expired film I had sitting around as well as my Lumix. I thought I'd take a couple rolls of film to supplement the thousands of digital shots I usually snapped. I figured since it's New Orleans, I owed it to myself to shoot film. When I arrived, and my digital camera's battery was drained, I was surprised to see I hadn't brought my charger. I tried to buy one, but $40 for a $10 charger seemed a little extreme. It was a rather happy accident as I was now free to shoot solely with my Has. I shot 12 rolls of 120, but could shot so much more. I had forgotten how expensive it was to process film! I miss the good ol days of running hundreds of rolls of film for free at school. It was great being forced to consider what I was shooting and having to take a breath before just pointing a digital and firing away. I think I saw a lot more of New Orleans with my film camera as opposed to my digital, and I ended up with some really beautiful color shifts from the expired film. Here are a few shots.














Saturday, October 17, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
His friends call him G-Spot
My favorite story of Greg's was about how he if he ever had a name tattooed over his heart, it would have to be his own. Since he didn't want to seem too self centered, he had his nickname tattooed there instead...G-Spot. My favorite tattoo of Greg's must be the flamingo's in place of the more traditional Sparrows on his chest. I photographed Greg, who works at High Voltage and can be seen on LA Ink, with my Hasselblad and printed this image in the darkroom. Oh, I just love being in the darkroom with those smelly chemicals.


Labels: Black and White, Christopher Dibble, Greg Siebel, High Voltage Tattoo, Portrait
I've been included in Dan Cooney's Auction
I've been privileged enough to have this photograph included in an auction of emerging photographers and artists put on by Dan Cooney of Daniel Cooney Fine Art in New York. You can take a look at my photograph for auction by clicking here:


Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Out Magazine - June 2009 - Gregory Michael
Here is my latest portrait for Out Magazine. Gregory Michael is currently on the show Greek. We had a great time shooting this for the June issue. 

Labels: Christopher Dibble, Dante's Cove, Greek, Gregory Michael, Out Magazine
Monday, March 23, 2009
Nico Muhly on East Village Boys
I recently photographed Nico Muhly for East Village Boys. Nico is an amazing composer who recently wrote the score for the movie The Reader. Here are some images from our shoot as well as a link to the story.
Labels: Composer, East Village Boys, Nico Muhly, Photography, The Reader
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Friday, February 13, 2009
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Monday, January 5, 2009
December 2008: The Advocate


Here is a shot I did for The Advocate last time I was in New York. I really love shooting in New York. Its like - walk outside and boom - instant awesome location.
This is Perry Moore and Hunter Hill. They co-directed the film Lake City. Really great guys. Super kind. The out-take I included is one of my favorites in a while. It was just a test shot, but it really shows this teams diversity with Perry's effervescent attitude and Hunters cool calm and collected demeanor.
December/January 2008/2009: Paper Magazine


Billy Raftery is the founder of childrenrise.com and created the film Give Us This Day, a five year long journey documenting the street kids of Durban.
My image leads off the portfolio and story of 2008 DoGooders.
We shot this on a small street in Santa Monica. I've included the lower image which was an out-take.
January 2009: Orange Coast Magazine



Here is a page and some out-takes that I shot for January's Orange Coast Magazine.
It was a low key shoot with natural light from the giant windows in front and a little flash fill.
The accessories I shot outside in a white tent. The ladies were rad and all their stuff was really beautiful. It was all very organic and green which was awesome.







































