This is Bob Reuter, the essence of a lo-fi, minimalist photographer. His work has been shown around St. Louis for a while now and has been published in several local publications.
I made this about a year ago, but I think that it deserves to be seen, so I’m posting it here.
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finally getting to this one.
(that rerun month kinda snowed me under.)
nice feel, great rhythm.
hits some sweet notes, leaves em wanting more.
but your Toodle-oo is East Side, so: what gives?
[...] The problem is, video is only sometimes about ideas or information or “content”. Sometimes it’s about laughter, or beauty, or delight. [...]
[...] performance with Bob Reuter playing one of his original songs. You might remember Bob from the piece I did on him a couple of years ago about the lo-fi photographer. Bob’s kind of a “jack of all trades,” and a pretty [...]
[...] (and should) know Bob as the KDHX DJ for Bob’s Scratchy Records on Friday afternoons at noon, rock n’ roll photographer, and brilliant musician and [...]
[...] Highway Matrons are Fred Friction’s folk-rock band. You have see them in my video about Bob Reuter, and you’ve met Fred in my video about his bar [...]