A Bar with a View
Daily Photo - A Bar with a View
This is an incredible bar in that overlooks the amazing city of Tokyo. The place was amazingly awesome, and I could see it becoming a major hangout if I lived in the city. Then again, everywhere I went I could picture as a major hangout! Can anyone figure out exactly where this was taken? These little photo mysteries don't last long around here!
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Uploaded on Nov 23, 2009
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New York City is Alive and Well
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We have a nice growing community over there, and I drop in on occasion to put in little bits of news that just can't wait on the daily blog post. I do want to keep the blog a regular once-a-day event. However, sometimes there are cool things you might want to know over on the Fan Page. I also encourage discussion, finding more friends, and the like there. So, come join and have a good time!
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I had a great time in New York!
I just got back from NYC, where I went out to get ready for the book launch event there. While there, I shot a secret video with Steve Simon (which may not be secret for long), and I went out with Cali Lewis to shoot some HDRs in Times Square! Cali is the host of Geebrief.TV - a show you should watch for sure if you like tech and spunkiness. Anyway, after shooting some HDRs, we went and had Italian food with Cali, Neil (her hubby), and my friend June Arunga. I handed Neil my camera and he shot this pic of us together…
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Daily Photo: New York is Alive and Well
It's been a few years since I have been to New York, and Times Square is better than before! I was actually in New York on 9/11, so it's always good to go back to the city and see everything is still awesome. Maybe next time I come, we can all do a flash mob and hit B&H Photo for a while - that would be fun!
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Uploaded on Nov 22, 2009
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The Mysterious Bridge with the Green Glow Underneath
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I posted links to the Facebook Events for the book launch a few days ago. I've gotten some email that not everyone has Facebook. So, I will endeavor to copy all that info to a webpage here when I get the chance. For now, just pencil in the dates -- I look forward to meeting you! And yes, I'm sorry it's just in those cities... but I'll be traveling around a bit and we might just have surprise photowalks here and there!
Daily Photo - The mysterious bridge to the fantastic forest
I think if I were in charge of building little bridges, I would give them all a fairy-tale touch. And, of course, I would put cool glowing lights all over it and other mysterious ones underneath. Even better, I'd try to make sure it was dusk all day long so there could be just a touch of ambient daylight remaining. You guys probably think I'm crazy, but I always really like that time of night when the lights first flickr on... it's a nice feeling.
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Uploaded on Nov 21, 2009
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The Forgotten
Tinychat Video Interview
Yesterday, we did a little video interview with @Peachpit, the book publisher. It went pretty well, except for the Porn Spam. But.... that drifts away after a few minutes. Special thanks to Pat O'Brien who uploaded a recording here.
Daily Photo - The Forgotten
This was brought up in the chat session yesterday -- Black and White HDRs! Yes, they are possible, and they are a lot of fun! I don't do it that much because I am so in love with vibrant colors.. but sometimes, on a lark, I'll do it. The one below, of a forgotten temple in Cambodia, is a simple black and white with a bit of a sepia tone. Enjoy!
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Uploaded on Nov 20, 2009
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The Timeless Tomb and Three Book Parties Announced!
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The Taj Mahal is an awesome place. I mentioned it last night in the live video chat (thanks to those of you that could make it -- we should have a recording up soon). I spent the day taking photos of the place, and I was dog-tired when it was all done. Plus, my feet were hella dirty. You have to take off your shoes there. It turned out, actually, to keep me pretty cool. It was a very hot day; the marble was nice and cool on my feet.
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Uploaded on Nov 19, 2009
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