Showing posts with label Photo Adventure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photo Adventure. Show all posts
Monday, October 12, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
Anywhere I Lay My Head...
I am going to Zion National Park this weekend. It is one of my favorite places in America. I recreated a slideshow from the photos I took last year.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
The beginning of editing Russia.
I am ever so grateful for all of my friends in Russia that took me into their homes and hung out with me. I even met a curator who wanted to bring me back and host a gallery of my images.
Monday, July 27, 2009
Orphans
I am going back to the Motherland next week
Here is my first Russian slideshow on my blog. I don't really have any excuses, except I am lame.
I am going back to Russia for the third time. But this trip is kind of a real vacation. Meet some friends that I have made on the way.
Tea, chocolate, and trains.
Edit for TOM DAVIS and the support of positive influence of orphans in my life.
I am changing the title of the blog post to 'Orphans' to counter the web traffic searching for the horror movie, Orphans.
Warner Bros. new horror movie Orphan proclaims that it must be hard to love an adopted child as much as your own. Let me tell you about how an orphan changed my life...
A life should not be thrown away to let a government raise it. A child should have every opportunity as any other kid to grow up in a loving home. I will not disappear like my father did to me.
Here is my first Russian slideshow on my blog. I don't really have any excuses, except I am lame.
I am going back to Russia for the third time. But this trip is kind of a real vacation. Meet some friends that I have made on the way.
Tea, chocolate, and trains.
Edit for TOM DAVIS and the support of positive influence of orphans in my life.
I am changing the title of the blog post to 'Orphans' to counter the web traffic searching for the horror movie, Orphans.
Warner Bros. new horror movie Orphan proclaims that it must be hard to love an adopted child as much as your own. Let me tell you about how an orphan changed my life...
A life should not be thrown away to let a government raise it. A child should have every opportunity as any other kid to grow up in a loving home. I will not disappear like my father did to me.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Sunday, June 28, 2009
San Francisco, Day 1
Went to San Fran a few weeks ago. Finally got some time to edit some more images.
These images are details of Jason's house.
These images are details of Jason's house.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
A day of Packed Adventure
Big day today.
Joe Photo asked me to go shoot with the Day Tripping Club with the B School.
I went on a morning bike ride to get my creativity flowing for the photo day in downtown LA. After riding around, I got a flat 100 feet away from my house. Could be better, could be worse.
I thought about taking the train to Union Station, but by the time I got to the train station and waited for the train, I could already be at Union Station in my car. And I kind of wanted to go shoe shopping....
I get to Union Station, and my friend and long time classmate, Netanya, saw me from across the crowd. She said she noticed me by my "jovial walk." I have been hearing people tell me this for the past few days. Maybe it is because I don't think about being on time. I don't know, I guess I am a walk 'n stroller.
The group was pretty big. 16 people from all over Southern California tend to attract attention where ever they go. Kind of like the Spartans. If you stand up next to an orange wall with a green checkered hat and say "I am the greatest model you have ever seen," 16 people will take your picture all at once.
We walked from Union Station, to Olvera Street, to Little Tokyo, to the Disney Hall, to somewhere else, and ended up at Market Street and took the subway back to Union Station. Subway? Yes and who knew LA had one. Not me, so it was my first time.
At the end of the day, I was kind of tired, but not tired enough to go shoe shopping. I went to the fashion district. Walked in wanting a pair of shoes. Walked out with a pair of shoes, and three suits.
Joe Photo's portrait of me.
Joe Photo asked me to go shoot with the Day Tripping Club with the B School.
I went on a morning bike ride to get my creativity flowing for the photo day in downtown LA. After riding around, I got a flat 100 feet away from my house. Could be better, could be worse.
I thought about taking the train to Union Station, but by the time I got to the train station and waited for the train, I could already be at Union Station in my car. And I kind of wanted to go shoe shopping....
I get to Union Station, and my friend and long time classmate, Netanya, saw me from across the crowd. She said she noticed me by my "jovial walk." I have been hearing people tell me this for the past few days. Maybe it is because I don't think about being on time. I don't know, I guess I am a walk 'n stroller.
The group was pretty big. 16 people from all over Southern California tend to attract attention where ever they go. Kind of like the Spartans. If you stand up next to an orange wall with a green checkered hat and say "I am the greatest model you have ever seen," 16 people will take your picture all at once.
We walked from Union Station, to Olvera Street, to Little Tokyo, to the Disney Hall, to somewhere else, and ended up at Market Street and took the subway back to Union Station. Subway? Yes and who knew LA had one. Not me, so it was my first time.
At the end of the day, I was kind of tired, but not tired enough to go shoe shopping. I went to the fashion district. Walked in wanting a pair of shoes. Walked out with a pair of shoes, and three suits.
Joe Photo's portrait of me.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
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