Monthly Archives: July 2009

Prints for Sale

Friday, July 31, 2009

Even though I’m happy to have my Etsy shop up and running, I’m disappointed with how it looks. Each of these images is supposed to be a 28″ square print struggling to convey the enormity of the ocean. A good Etsy shop however is about conveying product, thus the ocean is delivered to you in [...]

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Car Thieves

Sunday, July 19, 2009

The first weekend after I saw the carnival setting up next to the 880 across from the Coliseum I took Cein with me to do some location scouting. We turned out to be too early. They were still setting up the rides. Since we there already I decided to take some shots of the rides [...]

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Point Lobos

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

There is a goal that I have; it is to revolutionize underwater photography. It’s been disappointing so far because I wasn’t able to achieve my goal in my very first try, or my second! There seems to be so much learning and practicing in the way that I wonder if I’m really cut out to [...]

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The Paparazzi Arms Race Has Begun

Saturday, July 4, 2009

Adam Harvey is a designer and technologist working at the intersection of emerging media arts, photography and computer programing, or at least that’s how he describes himself, and he has just ignited the paparazzi arms race. His supposed product, the Anti-Paparazzi Clutch Bag, is a purse armed with a strobe and a white light slave. [...]

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Andy and Sita’s Photo Booth

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Pictured here is my friend Sita who recently got married to her boyfriend Andy in Italy. They had a reception, for those who couldn’t make it to the Mediterranean, at her mother’s restaurant Boulette’s Larder in the Ferry Building. She asked me to set up a photo booth there to photograph everyone having a good [...]

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