Archive for the 'travel' Category

final launch

Friday, July 8th, 2011

I’m always amazed that I have spent a decade in Florida, and have never witnessed a Space Shuttle launch.  That changed today – too bad it was the last one. Beng a part of the Reuters team that was sent to cover the launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis STS-135 was a wonderful experience on a few [...]

the hunt for red

Monday, June 27th, 2011

Ah, red…how I missed thee. I don’t hang my camera around my shoulder everywhere I go anymore.  It’s not the fact that I don’t enjoy shooting, because I love it more than anything other vice I have, but I just don’t feel like everything needs to be photographed at every moment.  There’s too much of [...]

spf

Tuesday, June 14th, 2011

Well, it was go to the beach and be the only dude wearing jeans in nearly 100 degree weather day. Life as a Florida photojournalist could be rougher, I guess, but for a simple story about new F.D.A. regulations for the marketing of sunscreen (running in tomorrow’s New York Times) you would think finding someone [...]

room with a view (room 3031)

Monday, May 9th, 2011

It’s the same for every one of us.  You finally check into a random hotel, cart all your belongings up an elevator, down a hallway, and end up at a numbered door.  The door entry card never works the first time, but then you get it to open, push open the heaviest door you’ve ever [...]

coloroholic

Friday, April 22nd, 2011

If color was a drug, I’d be a total junkie. I don’t know what it is, but for me just driving and finding a new wall to shoot against is my addiction.  Sometimes I won’t even shoot, I’ll just shake my head, mutter to myself about how cool it would be with a person in [...]

what the hipsta?

Monday, April 11th, 2011

Never thought this day would come. This was purely shot out of spite, obligation, and curiosity.  After all of the “Hipstamatic is the Devil” posts (here) I have written on this blog, I thought it would be only fair to pay iLucifer the $1.99 to download the app I think may or may not be [...]