Today’s site is built on the Genesis framework using the Expose Child Theme (from StudioPress). I appreciate both the framework and the flexibilty that the Genesis framework with the child themes offers.
November 13, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Since I found RedBubble, I love the way the site presents photographic (and other artistic endeavors) work. You can buy photo prints, matted, matted and framed, greeting cards, postcards, pretty much anything you want at this site, delivered to your door. If you see something you like at RedBubble in my portfolio, I would love to [...]
The urban landscape in Honolulu takes many forms
May 18, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Honolulu is a city of changing colors and facets. Honolulu is a crossroads between east and west, a true melting pot for ethnicities, religions and politics. Today, Honolulu is not your “grandmother’s Honolulu”.
Pictures of Cities
March 11, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Gotta love Seattle for its street art and sculpture. Of course, there are some who say the buildings themselves are works of art…take our Seattle Public Library as an example. The building is quite unusual and walking through it is an experience in and of itself.
A different urban landscape – Puerto Vallarta
October 18, 2009 By Leave a Comment
On October 4, 2009 I headed out to Puerto Vallarta. Having never been there before, I did a lot of Google-ing and website searching as soon as I received my itinerary from Destination Ventures. This was a travel agent familiarization trip as a Puerta Vallarta Pro Specialist.
Seattle, An Urbanite’s City!
January 19, 2009 By Leave a Comment
We are so urban in this city that if it snows, we cease business. We cease going out of our homes for groceries, booze or dates. We curl up in our houses or apartments and become cabin-feverish. We basically do not know how to drive on snow…and our city does not know how to deal with snow.
Photographing A Wedding
November 15, 2006 By 1 Comment
I “did” a wedding in September. It was my first photographic shoot of a wedding. I tend to shoot in a photojournalism style, liking to be on the edge of the action and shooting with a long lense. I just put together a proof album for the newlyweds to take with them to their family outings at Thanksgiving. It has turned into a 121-photo story of their wedding day. The more I looked at the photographs, the more I “saw” the story unfold. In some ways I saw it better while putting together the album than I did during the actual event. While it actually occurred in a small town, and is not an event on the streets of the Urban Landscape, it is a pivotal point for my photographic journeys.