Posts tagged "Gordon Laing"

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.

GOOGLE DOODLE

Great Hangout Last Night!

Art is arrange of a pacific Switzerland where people from all walks of hold up can come together.  And we think this Switzerland of sorts is why Sergey Brin, who is also quite an eager photographer, assimilated the hangout last night.  We had a good time articulate with Sergey and Gordon Laing, Thomas Hawk, Karen Hutton, Kelli-Seeger Kim, and Chee Chew.

Watch YouTube.com/stuckincustoms for the video when it comes online!  You might have to click on “Uploads” to see the most new things.  I have a number of playlists on there too.

Daily Photo – Google Doodle

The new Google offices in Los Angeles are right in the heart of Venice.  After flitting through some hardcore security, you travel down this hallway, which we theory is a bit like failing and going to Google heaven.

You probably know about all the assorted Google doodles that adorn the home page.  I listened the first one was of Burning Man.  I didn’t see that one on the walls… but may be you can!

GENTLE HILLS AS WELL AS SUMMER STORM IN NEW ZEALAND

The Business of Photography

This is Hangout #16 (an comparison one that just got uploaded — we are on Hangout #19 already!).  This one is about the commercial operation of photography, and we invited assorted people that make income in photography in different ways.  Enjoy!

People concerned enclosed Gordon Laing, James Brandon, Cliff Baise, Dave Veffer, Keith Barrett, RC Concepcion, Anna Rumiantseva, and Jacob Lucas.

Daily Photo - Gentle Hills and Summer Storm in New Zealand

While pushing from Nelson to the south, we went through an area with many vineyards and rural scenes.  I mean, it doesn’t get any more rural than this.  In fact, it’s so pastoral, it’s almost a time-warp and all is in delayed motion.

I stopped the automobile and jumped over a blockade to travel out into a margin to support this shot.  I suspicion it might work from the road, and we was in a bit of a precipitate to get this continue system prior to it changed along too far.