Cool little windmill that I saw driving today. I was just about as tall as the structure itself and made me feel like a giant! ← Project: 3six5 – Day 79 – Tracks Project: 3six5 – Day 81 – Balloonimal...
I went to the store to buy a few things and saw this set of train tracks. I really liked how it just seems to disapear in the distance. ← Project: 3six5 – Day 78 – Bird On A Wire Project: 3six5 – Day 80 – Powered By Wind...
I wish I would have caught this as the bird was swooping down to catch whatever it has in its mouth. Damn these stubby fingers! ← Project: 3six5 – Day 77 – Pantone Project: 3six5 – Day 79 – Tracks...
One of the most difficult things that you have to deal with during print production is color matching. *Ugh* Easy to do, sometimes difficult to reproduce. ← Project: 3six5 – Day 76 - Memorial Project: 3six5 – Day 78 – Bird On A Wire...
On my way to celebrate my wife’s uncle’s birthday, I remembered a very sweet memorial statue outside of the hospital that my mother-in-law was treated at. ← Project: 3six5 – Day 75 - Juiced Out Project: 3six5 – Day 77 – Pantone...
There are times when I get really lucky and my batteries last a whole week or two when shooting for 30-60 minutes a day. Video or forgetting to turn off the camera overnight… will definitely drain them out. Lucky for me I have spares. 🙂 ← Project: 3six5 –...
This is just a little rope chew toy that I got my brother’s little dog, Lexie. I hope she likes it. ← Project: 3six5 – Day 73 – Barriers Project: 3six5 – Day 75 - Juiced Out...
Meant to block us out, barriers sometimes make us believe that the grass is greener on the other side. ← Reversestoration Project: 3six5 – Day 74 – Chew On This!...
I believe that one of the coolest things you can do for a person is restore a photograph. With time, pictures fade and they lose their luster. Restoring a photo can help a person regain lost time and bring back some great memories (and unfortunately sometimes bad...
Search for it on Google Maps and approximately 500 ft west of National Blvd on Washington you will find a beaten down building with the URL www.culvercitycars.com. Drive by the building and you will see an amazing mural by German graffiti duo Jasmin Hera and Falk...
