I was reminded how useful Aperture's keyword bar is during a recent marathon keywording session.
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I didn't notice this until processing it ... this rock on Swami's Beach looks like it crawled out of the ocean to rest its head in a tide pool.
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My post on Making The Time For Photography really struck a chord with people. I thought I'd follow it up with more thoughts about squeezing more photography into daily life.
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I just converted my online store to Squarespace's commerce tools. As a mini-celebration, I'm running a 50% off sale on my Brush Mask Lift & Stamp script through the weekend.
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The tide rolling out. That time of day when the waves layer one upon the other ...
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Joggers, surfers, and fisherman (and the occasional photographer) come to Torrey Pines beach before the daily crowds.
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There is this cool, ominous looking door at the entry to the Museum of Man in Balboa Park. As I sat on the steps in front of the museum this past weekend, I felt the door looming over me. Not menacingly ... more like what's behind the door is of importance.
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OnOne Software is offering their Perfect Effect 8 product free ... but only for a short time. Act fast. The offer expires January 28th.
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I was recently asked, "With all you do, how do you find the time to take photos?" It's not easy. Photography isn't my day job. I work full time. I have young kids. After school activities A busy life. But I have found ways to carve out time for photography.
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April is a great time to visit Asia. Whether it's China, Japan, or Korea, you're bound to be stricken by the cherry blossoms.
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I don't remember much about Macau. Vaguely remember getting there. Barely remember the interior of a casino (the Grand Lisboa, I think). I do remember Senado Square.
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Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul is a place I've visited many times. No trip to Korea is complete without a walk through the palace grounds.
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