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FATHER AS WELL AS DAUGHTER IN BEIJING

TechCrunch – Video Interview – The Rise of Social Photography

Visit the video and article.  I’ve posted a lot of videos here in the last few days!  Sorry we know some of you might get sleepy of conference me contend variations on the same thing… well… we goal not… BUT, right prior to our Austin PhotoWalk, we did this talk with Colleen Taylor from TechCrunch TV.

Daily Photo – Father and Daughter in Beijing

I was in one of my the one preferred artsy/bohemian areas of Beijing with my D3S you do some people-photography.  It’s some of the best people-watching in the universe around there.

This area is full of all sorts of galleries, shops, curio-stores, very old shops, and other assorted singular Chinese shopping.  The throng ranges from the extravagantly inventive to family groups out on a little escapade.  While we was weaving through the throng myself, we spied this father and daughter on foot in my direction…

ROMANTIC EVENING IN A ALPS

Other good mountain-towns?

Zermatt was really one of the best mountain-towns we have visited.  Maybe you know of many more – any recommendations?  I’m guessing, for example, there are some genuine gems in Germany we have never listened of…

Daily Photo – Romantic Evening in the Alps

The best time of day.  (To me.)

When you are in a new place and there are too many things to see and do.  There are too many places to eat and explore.  There are too many streets and alleys to revisit and photograph.  This is a good thing.  It is a good feeling of being impressed by it all.  So, in these times, there are no bad decisions.  Just go yes or no way the night takes you… get mislaid and find pretty little things.

HELGA’S FARM IN ICELAND

Before GPS

I can frequency recollect a time prior to we had to find new places but GPS, but we get reminded of it a lot when we am out in the boonies but phone coverage.  Like, for example, this place in Iceland.  I feel almost invalid but GPS!

Daily Photo - Helga’s Farm in Iceland

My crony Helga has been smashing enough to entice me to her plantation in Iceland many times.  It’s regularly a fun outing up to the north to see her.  But, we regularly get a little lost.  Finding the particular-turn-in along this fjord is all the time a source of confusion, generally at night.  I don’t know because it is so formidable to me, because after we get there it is solid as day.  And I’m sure all Icelanders think we am crazy… but it’s like a dark door, fey and passing with the light, and you can only see it during sure portals of time.

Once you get on the little mud highway to her plantation this is what you see.

THE DEEP ICY LAKE

G+ PhotoWalk in Austin during SXSW Today!

All ability levels are invited – move your total family… it’s good fun for all.

• RSVP on Google Schemer: http://goo.gl/LkaKO
• Google Schemer Invite link: goo.gl/RoxQg
• Date: Saturday, Mar 10 at 2 PM.
• Location: The Google Lot downtown – Bar 96
• No SXSW pinned token required!

Mittens or Gloves

I still have nonetheless to find the undiluted incident for this.  I’ve attempted many different gloves with flip-up fingers so we can use the camera, but they are customarily not that great.  My fingers still get pestilent cold after thirty minutes.  I think mittens are better, generally, because the fingers keep one another warm.  And I’ve attempted some flip-up solutions for those, which aren’t good either.  What do you use?

Daily Photo – The Deep Icy Lake

Lake Wakatipu, cut by glaciers 15,000 years ago, plummets to 399 meters in abyss (almost a quarter-mile)!  There is something creepy about very-deep lakes.  I don’t know what it is.  I mean, anything could be down there.  Something cold, old, and terrible… slithering around through a slurry of icy sand and grit, just watchful to fire to the aspect for a snack…