Posts tagged "Gordon Laing"

THE OLD MARKET

Trey’s Variety Hour #23:  Wearable Cameras of the Future

Daniel Suarez (author of Daemon) joins me, Leo Laporte, Kevin Kelly, and Gordon Laing to speak about Augmented Reality, Drone Swarms, Cameras and Art in the Future, and much most more.

Facebook Subscribe and the New Timeline

My Facebook page has been removing more and more subscribers lately, so if we was incompetent to crony you because we strike the 5K limit, this Subscribe choice will work out well for you.  I also activated the new Timeline, but we notice not everybody has yet.  Have you finished it?  I think it is kinda cool, even though we know there are a few FB-haters out there.

Daily Photo – The Old Market

I have another Disneyworld outing entrance up, and we was reminded of this place.  This is Epcot, one of the best spots for photography at nightfall and into the evening.

This area creates me long to go to some of these places for real.  It’s all so splendidly feign around Disney, but that is good in the own way.  I have several more places in the Middle East to visit, and we goal to make that occur over the subsequent few years.  Before we essentially confirm on a place and land on the shores of Tripoli, I’ll be sure to blog about it!

OLD CAR IN ARGENTINA

Podcast Update!

Our uncover this entrance Monday night will have Daniel Suarez (author of Daemon), Leo Laporte, Gordon Laing, and may be Kevin Kelly will stick on us too.  We’re articulate about “Wearable Cameras of the Distant Future.”

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Daily Photo – Old Car in Argentina

On one of the last nights in Argentina, we went out to an comparison area nearby the locale which had not long ago been flooded.  There were many deserted cars, homes, and other mislaid things descending detached here and there.  It made for a fun array of reduced hiked from one little deserted thing to the next.

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THE MIGHTY SHIP

New Hangout Monday Night

The new uncover is Monday at 7 PM PT (Your World Time).  This show will be lots of fun. We’re articulate about “Horror / Embarrassing / Funny stories from assorted photo-outings… possibly for a customer or for yourself.” This week, the hangout will have Jeremy Cowart, Nicole S. Young, Catherine Hall, RC Concepcion, Brian Matiash, and Gordon Laing..  Joe McNally is a 50/50 chance… he’s roving maybe out-of-pocket, and I’m sure he has more stories than all of us combined!

Daily Photo – The Mighty Ship

I went funny in this place with my camera!

There are so many implausible angles inside the Tokyo International Forum — it’s almost like cheating.  When I’m in the center of extraordinary architecture, it’s grand and we really want to try my best to constraint it in a way the designer would appreciate.   we went up and down every building of the make up and outlayed most of the afternoon here.  It was one of the best afternoons ever… I’m still going through shots, and this is my latest.

GOOGLE HANGOUT

Great Photographer Discoveries

Art is a Switzerland of sorts… a neutral belligerent where many vectors of seductiveness can come together. And so it was that Sergey Brin (founder of Google, in box his name rings a bell) , Thomas Hawk, Gordon Laing, Karen Hutton, Kelli Seeger Kim, and Chee Chew all came together to speak about the happiness of photography and share a few discoveries we have made.

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Daily Photo – The Secret Crystal Lake

This is the print we discussed in the video on top of when we got around to the bit where we common our own photos.

This remote lake was so icy cold.  You would think it’s about 33 degrees or something, right?  It felt like comprehensive zero.  I forsaken a little square of my tripod in here and my palm almost froze off perplexing to collect it.

In the stretch you can see where the glacier comes into hit with the slick lake; it gives a clarity of the epic scale here.