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It seems many people take issue with the term “privilege,” but privilege doesn’t mean your life was any easier—rather, your life wasn’t made more difficult. You may have seen [Matthew Shepard’s death] on the news in 1998 and thought, “Oh, that’s terrible,” but what you had the PRIVILEGE to be unaware of is how many of us thought, “This is how I’m going to die.” I was 14.
Read MoreAs with one's yearly opportunity for personal introspection that the new year lends, it's usually a worthwhile proposition to revisit images in a similar manner. Often times it ends up being a fascinating exercise as it's easier for me to see general moods that influenced my work after the fact—hindsight is 20/20, I suppose.
While not as productive a year as 2015, isn't without its own depth. Looking through last year's photos I see a certain melancholy which isn't unexpected as it tends to be a pretty consistent theme in my work. The squeaky wheel gets the grease, as it were, and I've found that contentedness isn't the most fruitful mindset for creating. Like most artistic endeavors, photography is meditative, therapeutic for me insofar that I—usually unwittingly—channel my current state-of-mind into the images I make.
That said, I'm thankful for that which 2016 has taught me and I look forward to 2017.
To you and yours, I wish you a happy new year!
Ryan
There are few places on the planet that I have visited that have had as profound effect on me as Glacier. There's a word in Japanese, "yūgen," that, depending on context, means a profound, mysterious sense of the beauty of the universe. It looked like many landscape paintings that I admire and could spend hours looking at. One day was not nearly enough. I will go back.
