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Tod Seelie

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Profession:	Photographer
Location:	Brooklyn, Ny, United States (JFK)
Home base:	Brooklyn, New York
URL:	http://www.todseelie.com
URL:	http://www.everydayilive.com
Email:	•••••••• (private)
Languages spoken:	English & some Spanish
Journal:	http://www.suckapants.com
AIM/iChat:	ofquiet
Skype:	ofquiet
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Blood type:	•••••••• (private)
Last login:	5 months ago
Member since:	12 Dec 2005 10:12

About

Tod Seelie has photographed in fifteen countries on five different continents. His work has appeared in publications such as Rolling Stone, The NY Times, New York Magazine, Spin, Men’s Journal, Marie Claire, Jane, Vice, i-D, Paper, XXL, Art Forum, Art In America, Flash Art, Parade Magazine, Adbusters, Death + Taxes, and Hamburger Eyes among others.

Select clients include Fat Wreck Chords, Jagjaguwar Records, Secretly Canadian Records, Deitch Projects, Flavorpill, Workman Publishing, as well as fashion labels Rogan, Loomstate, and Anon Optics.

Tod has exhibited work in solo and group shows in New York, Berlin, Tokyo, Paris, Sydney, San Francisco, Chicago, Houston, Cleveland, Miami and at Mass MoCA. His work has also appeared in various photography books, such as The Vice Photo Book, Street World, Backyard Shakedown, Hijacked, and Various Photographs curated by Tim Barber.

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2 months on the Adriatic Sea

Hi,

I will be spending May and June living on a junk raft (read: no shelter) on the Adriatic Sea traversing the north coast. I am hearing warnings that the air there is very moist, salty, and corrosive. Does anyone have any experience in this region? I am torn between simply having a dry bag to store things in, or going for some sort of waterproof casing/bag to make sure I don’t find my DSLR and backup p-n-s down for the count with salt air corrosion after a month or so. Any tips or suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you!

—Tod Seelie
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17 Feb 2009 00:02 | 2 replies