Personal Project

September 8, 2010

For the last couple of years I’ve been entertaining myself while working on what I believe to be my ever evolving style. The vehicle for this has been a loose documentary based on the Colorado bicycle culture. All will eventually be represented as I envision this to last well into my career. Lately, I’ve been tied up with an achilles tendon injury so the only thing I’ve been creating is a plan. A plan to get back out there as soon as possible to continue the documentation. Through a network of classmates and social media I was extremely fortunate enough to have parts of this project published in American Photo Magazine this month. I cannot thank all of the folks involved for giving a damn about something I thought no one even cared or knew about. It’s an honor. Anyway, here are the pages from the magazine but you should go out and buy one yourself. I bought three.

-Josh


Best of 2009

January 5, 2010

As I sit here and type this I’m left to think about what my life and career have been like for the past year. Changes. Sounds very cliche but the word rings true after the closure of the Rocky Mountain News in late February. Certainly good and bad, but mostly good. Make that great in fact. I’ve been thankful that I can be allowed to keep doing what I love by communicating with my camera. Looking at some of the images I’m about to post I can’t help but see how my style and my storytelling has evolved over the past year. Rather than thinking about the impending tax season ahead I find myself quite excited this time of year to see where I’ll be taken with this career and how I can improve myself. Personal projects have been the core of what I am creating this year and I hope to extend that into the new year as I form more fruitful and meaningful relationships with my subjects. Thank you all so much for staying with me this year as I post a visual diary from my life. Cheers.

JD
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Mallet Mafia

August 31, 2009

Last week’s cycling adventure led me to the Denver Mallet Mafia on the corner of Emerson and 13th Streets near downtown Denver. What I love about this personal project is that each and every time I go out to make pictures it tends to lead me in different directions. I plan on following up with this group of fantastic bike enthusiasts later in the season. Enjoy.

JD

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About Me

Joshua Duplechian is a freelance photographer based in Denver,Colorado.
With over seven years of experience in the newspaper industry and a bachelor's
degree in Visual Communications from Ohio University he is skilled at
documenting stories and subjects to capture images which are honest and
provoking. Regular clients include the NCAA,ESPN,5280 Magazine,USA Today.