Shooting all week in San Francisco...

some close-ups  and lifestyle with couple of amigos.

 

Tilt shift and SF yesterday...

2 strobes, pocket wizards, 12-24mm and Santa Cruz Mt Bike....

Shot some this morning before rain kicked in, testing a POV bar for camera body..

Veins

So close to finishing my iphone app..... one more bug and we'll go live

I've been building an app for photo enhancement for the past few months.
Simple, clean and elegant!

 An interesting experience to say the least!!!

• I created the concept, interface.
• I worked with a great designer here in SF to help me with the design elements.  
• I've been working with an app coder to build it all, and we are so close!!

More soon!!

Wanderlust Review print magazine just out...They picked up a Hawaii photo essay of mine; pick one up for yourself.. print or e-download

Sipping some nature this morning...

Ocean Beach 8:13am

Pelting

Too many Photographers in Haiti??? NY Times article...

Essay: Too Many Angles on Suffering?

By PATRICK WITTY

Photographers from across the globe descended on Haiti last month after the earthquake. As the death toll grew, more photographers arrived — some with a deep history of working in Haiti or in conflict zones, some with neither. Some photographers were sent on assignment, supported by the budgets of large news organizations. Some went on their own dime.

Rodrigo Abd/Associated Press A policeman aimed his rifle at looters in downtown Port-au-Prince on Jan. 26.

At one point there were almost certainly too many photographers in Haiti. But which point?
This question is scarcely new. It attends every war, every conflict; each famine, disaster and political upheaval.
“I think it goes without saying that I believe it important that photographers are there to document the event,” said Uriel Sinai, a photographer for Getty Images, who was there.

For rest of article.... http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/02/04/essay-13/