Friends

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Friends

Neighborhood Friends

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Lake Louise Ice Castle

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Lake Louise Ice Castle

Ice castle on a frozen Lake Louise – Alberta, Canada. The Victoria Glacier is in the background. This is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen. As we approached the lake we saw this amazing castle that had

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WVIL

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WVIL

Is this the future of photography? The Wireless Viewfinder Interchangeable Lens (WVIL) is a concept camera from Artefact, a Seattle creative consultancy. It allows the camera body to act as a wireless viewfinder for the lens that could be handheld

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The Mountain

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The Mountain

Some of the most beautiful time-lapse photography I’ve ever seen has been compiled into this video by Norwegian landscape photographer and filmmaker Terje Sorgjerd. You can also find it here on Vimeo. This is just stunning. Music: Nuvole Bianche by

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Bear

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Bear

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Reception

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Reception

Meagan and Derrick’s Reception, October 2008    

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Streetcar

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Streetcar

San Francisco

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Pawpaw

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Pawpaw

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Before I Die

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Before I Die

Candy Chang is a “public installation artist, designer and urban planner” who did a project in New Orleans called Before I Die. I like it. Some of my favorites: Swim without holding my nose! Understand why I’m here Live Evaporate

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Winds of March

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Winds of March

This is a little one-minute piece I shot in the backyard to test out the HD video capabilities of the Nikon D7000. Shot in 720p30 with the Nikkor 18-200mm VR II lens, manual focus, natural light. Edited in Final Cut

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