Sunday, January 18, 2009
Some People Are So Lucky
I'm not one to post videos or stuff I find on the web or gets forwarded to me, but this is an exception. This video shows some people and their extreme luck. Let's hope this good luck rubs off on all of us for 2009!
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Location Portfolio
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Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Back to Reality
I'm just back from a grueling stock shooting trip to the Caribbean. This time I took my family along to mix a pleasure with business. After 10 days of 80 degree temps and tropical trade winds and days spent in shorts, Hawaiian shirt and flip flops it's hard to come back to reality in California. But hey, at least we got some much needed rain while I was gone!.
Here's an out-take from a stunningly beautiful beach in the Dominican Republic.
Here we are in Nassau, Bahamas.
Storm clouds at sunset in St. Thomas U.S. Virgin Islands.
A perfect sunset off Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands.
Here's an out-take from a stunningly beautiful beach in the Dominican Republic.
Here we are in Nassau, Bahamas.
Storm clouds at sunset in St. Thomas U.S. Virgin Islands.
A perfect sunset off Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands.
Monday, November 17, 2008
The Forest Re-Opens!!
After a year of being closed due to the devastating Santiago Fire in October 2007, the Trabuco District of the Cleveland National Forest is finally open. The official opening day was November 9th. Local mountain bikers celebrated and reclaimed the route with a morning and an afternoon ride.
My wife Kristine lead the morning ride with alot of Trail Angels present. They paused for a group photo at Cooks Corner before heading off on the ride.

The morning group posted a new trail register for trail users to write in at the Luge flagpole. I put a couple pictures in the front from just days after the fire was put out showing the charred destruction of the forest.

Kristine wrote down a fitting inspirational saying from John Muir.

Here is Kristine coming down the Luge, a tight, twisty gem of a singletrack. Can you tell she's having fun?

Then later that afternoon the big boys rode and placed a new American flag at the top of the Luge.

Here is a Warriors Society member enjoying the new and improved trail.

Re-opening the forest has made many hiker, bikers and equestrians very happy! Now if we could just get some rain!
My wife Kristine lead the morning ride with alot of Trail Angels present. They paused for a group photo at Cooks Corner before heading off on the ride.

The morning group posted a new trail register for trail users to write in at the Luge flagpole. I put a couple pictures in the front from just days after the fire was put out showing the charred destruction of the forest.

Kristine wrote down a fitting inspirational saying from John Muir.

Here is Kristine coming down the Luge, a tight, twisty gem of a singletrack. Can you tell she's having fun?

Then later that afternoon the big boys rode and placed a new American flag at the top of the Luge.

Here is a Warriors Society member enjoying the new and improved trail.

Re-opening the forest has made many hiker, bikers and equestrians very happy! Now if we could just get some rain!
Sunday, October 26, 2008
New Work For Acura TL

Thursday, October 9, 2008
My Aquarium of the Pacific Panoramas Go Live

I was informed today that the new virtual tour of the exhibit, "Ocean on the Edge" at the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific went live today. It features one still shot and two panoramas I shot for the Aquarium.
The client loved it and I think the site looks really good showing the big panos. Maybe next time I can convince them to go full screen!
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Recently I did some work for the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach. They have installed a new exhibit called "Oceans on the Edge" and wanted to have a virtual walk-through for the web. The exhibit displays man's effects on the world's oceans as the population of humans exponentially grows. I shot shot two cyclindrical panos that will probably be linked together once they are posted on the aquarium's website.
I have to say it was a refreshing change of pace to be working on something other than a car shoot. Hopefully the aquarium will like the work and follow my suggestion of doing a full linked tour for the entire facility, which I think would be very cool.
Labels:
Aquarium of the Pacific,
Long Beach,
oceans,
panoramas
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