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LONDON’S TIMES SQUARE

Are you a “Photographer”?

I’m starting to consternation what that word even equates to any more.  I think there there are over a billion people now that take photos.  But, very few of them would call themselves a “photographer.”  But, that is positively what they are doing.  Maybe, the them, the word photographer indicates some kind of imagination in the qualification of photography, nonetheless that is a very grey area too.

To me, the “category” or what you call yourself doesn’t even matter.  Either you suffer receiving photos for yourself or you don’t.  I don’t think it needs a word…  you guys probably know we don’t get held up in categorizations…

Daily Photo – London’s Time Square

London’s Piccadilly Circus is a value trove of angles and compositions for all photographers.  It doesn’t even make a difference if you rigourously call yourself a “photographer” or not, because we think any one even with a mobile phone would be bustling gnawing photos.  It’s really furious to see, actually.  It’s like a uninterrupted photowalk with pointless people, everybody receiving photos in every direction… and we think this direction will continue.

THE RIVER WILD

Los Angeles PhotoWalk shortly with me and Tom Anderson!

• Time/Date: Sunday February 26th starting at 4:30PM – Arrive early to shake up hands!
• Location: We’ll encounter in Santa Monica at the bottom of the pier. You can’t skip the mob-o-photographers!
• RSVP here on Google Schemer
• Not nonetheless on Google Schemer and want a giveaway invite?  Just click this invite link: goo.gl/RoxQg

The eventuality is open to all ability levels.  Even move your mobile phone camera!  And it’s also a family-friendly event, so feel giveaway to move your kids.  See you soon!

Daily Photo – The River Wild

This is one of the rivers in Argentina that was uncrossable.

I really longed for to get to the other side because we knew there were some angles.  I hiked up and down both sides perplexing to see if there was some way to make it happen, but it was just impossible.  Oh well!  It was a pretty travel if zero else…

FEATURED IN ANDROID MARKET AS WELL AS GOOGLE TV

Featured on Google TV and Android Market!

Our Android App (Photo Voyages of Trey Ratcliff) is now featured — very exciting.  And, even better if you don’t want to pay, there is a Free version that with a good pick up of about 50 photos or so.   It functions good on your Android and your Google TV!  And yes, it even functions on the new tone Kindle, once you capacitate it to run other apps.

Daily Photo – Home in the Hillside

Is it fine if we do two Iceland photos in a row?  I goal so, because I’m very vehement about this one too.

Some of these places you can’t see from the road.  If you travel over one mountain and down another, you can find these smashing little places tucked divided in hillsides.  Even though it’s all depressed apart, it’s still charming… arrange of a fixer-upper!

ANYONE WANNA BUY THE HOUSE IN AUSTIN?

Strangest Post Ever

This might be my strangest blog post ever…  well, hey, we figured… because not?  Besides, may be some of you want to see where we have lived for the past 7 years or so…  and yes, we are relocating to New Zealand.  More info on that later, we promise!

Daily Photo – Anyone Wanna Buy a House in Austin?

Contact me at wildcard (at) stuckincustoms.com if you are meddlesome in anticipating out more… this is just a little teaser with some photos.

It’s in a good area of the mountain country, about fifteen mins from downtown (with no traffic!) Austin.  The area is called Jester, and it weaves in and out of a healthy preserve.  It’s mega rocky with tons of trees.  Our house, as you can see subsequent from the backyard shot (the fourth one) backs onto a healthy preserve… so there is zero for miles and miles solely for little creeks and rocky forests.

The residence itself is 5 bedroom, two stories, ? la mode design, with all sorts of nice-to-haves.  I’m even withdrawal the media room with the projector, big screen, and all that stuff.  Anyway, here are a few photos below!

First, here is a print from the street, seeking down the mountain at our residence on the left.

Second, here is another perspective of the front of the residence at Yuletide time.

Below is the family room.  The kids are not enclosed with the house.

Fourth, here is a perspective off the back deck.  The first drop you see down subsequent leads to a old-fashioned little effervescent creek that tumbles divided on stormy mornings, like when we took this photo.