Thursday, November 3, 2011

Flooding in Jerry's Neighborhood in Bangkok

This is Jerry's favorite restaurant in the Fall 2011 flooding. It has been here for ages, belonging to a movie star of the 70's.
Jerry's red house is near the tall building in the back ground.
(photo by Namo Kruwatsuthat)

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Upcountry Thailand


Jerry was experimenting with using black and white negatives and printing them on color paper stock to better reflect the Thailand of old, when it was called Siam.

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Festival at Democracy Monument

New Year's Eve Festival at the Democracy Monument in Bangkok, Thailand

Thailand Backyards

The Poopensie Family has been looking after Mr. Dean, a friend of Jerry's. This house is located in Samutsakorn, Thailand.

40 minutes in Ko Samet, Thailand, 1986. (A different location than the one above, but a nice pairing.)

Sunday, September 4, 2011

In Pagan, Burma, 1981

Girl Scouts at Water Lottery, Pagan, Burma 1981

Boys Festival in Pagan, Burma, 1981

Jerry Burchard took a trip to Pagan, Burma in 1981, and found some children celebrations to photograph.

Friday, September 2, 2011

Found Photos by Jerry Burchard


1981 image from Jerry's erotic color series.


Jerry Burchard called the series "Asian Studies."

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Goulimine Portraits

One of the guys Jerry met in Goulimine, Morocco in the early 70's.

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Italian Circus







When Jerry Burchard was stationed in Italy during 1953-54 as a Navy Photographer, he attended a circus and took photos with a borrowed 35mm camera. During that time Jerry was using mostly 4x5.
Years later Jerry stumbled across these little over-exposed grainy negatives, printed them up, and they were part of the bases of a new way of thinking about photography for him. These are probably his first 35mm images.

Jerry mentioned that "the Navy Jazz musicians friends took me to a circus. They took me to hear the clowns. They told me that the clowns were the best musicians they had ever heard. And they were right."