Day 260
To keep the Japanese skills up to par, I will occasionally read kids books or newspapers in Japanese. I tried to read this one to Sara, in Japanese, but she prefers the English translation. The book is called Omusubi Kororin, there is a rough translation on the link.
Enjoy.
Ja mata,
Brian
Monday, May 31, 2010
365 Project - Day 259 - Night Out
Day 259
Perla went out went to a 'ladies night out' with her girls to the movies, as noted by the handmade card above. Sara and I partied hard at home, a few parks, toy store, and Handels Ice Cream. Missed posting this last night as we all were crazy tired.
On to the next.
Enjoy.
Ja mata,
Brian
Perla went out went to a 'ladies night out' with her girls to the movies, as noted by the handmade card above. Sara and I partied hard at home, a few parks, toy store, and Handels Ice Cream. Missed posting this last night as we all were crazy tired.
On to the next.
Enjoy.
Ja mata,
Brian
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Saturday, May 29, 2010
365 Project - Day 258- Range Top
Day 258
Range top for tonight's image. I was experimenting with tossing color treated water into the bathtub but I need to give that another try once I get my remote trigger back.
Enjoy.
Ja mata,
Brian
Range top for tonight's image. I was experimenting with tossing color treated water into the bathtub but I need to give that another try once I get my remote trigger back.
Enjoy.
Ja mata,
Brian
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Friday, May 28, 2010
365 Project - Day 257 - Market
Day 257
Today I was in Cleveland at the West Side Market
and just had to get an image of the remarkable architecture.
Today I was in Cleveland at the West Side Market
and just had to get an image of the remarkable architecture.
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Thursday, May 27, 2010
365 Project - Day 256 - Awesome Couple
Day 256
Had a really fun mini-engagement session today with a great couple. Here is one of the images from the session, I can't wait for their wedding in October.
Enjoy.
Ja mata,
Brian.
Had a really fun mini-engagement session today with a great couple. Here is one of the images from the session, I can't wait for their wedding in October.
Enjoy.
Ja mata,
Brian.
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010
365 Project - Day 255 - Skip's Summer School
Day 255
Skip's Summer School 2009 was amazing, and now that I have experienced WPPI, I can say it was like having a more intimate WPPI tradeshow at the end of summer. Summer School was an absolutely great way to re-energize and get inspired for the remainder of the year, plus go away with a plan for the next year. Beyond what you learn from the great speakers, because of the size of the conference, you can really network with some great photographers from all over the world. Not to mention getting more face time with your vendors and meeting new ones.
If you are still on the fence about going, I would suggest making the jump. Skip's Summer School 2010 is well worth the investment with the lineup of speakers, lighting lab, vendors that will be onsite, and of course for the fact it's in Vegas! This years topic is diversity and this is the best time to learn the balance between not being a "one trick pony" or "taking any job that comes your way".
Jump over to Skip's Photo Network to check out some his post on Skip's Summer School 2010 as well as Profiles on some of the speakers. If your not following/RSS his blog, you are missing out on a wealth of knowledge, valuable business tips, and fun stories about Verizon's lack of customer service [and what we can learn from them].
Enjoy.
Ja mata,
Brian
Skip's Summer School 2009 was amazing, and now that I have experienced WPPI, I can say it was like having a more intimate WPPI tradeshow at the end of summer. Summer School was an absolutely great way to re-energize and get inspired for the remainder of the year, plus go away with a plan for the next year. Beyond what you learn from the great speakers, because of the size of the conference, you can really network with some great photographers from all over the world. Not to mention getting more face time with your vendors and meeting new ones.
If you are still on the fence about going, I would suggest making the jump. Skip's Summer School 2010 is well worth the investment with the lineup of speakers, lighting lab, vendors that will be onsite, and of course for the fact it's in Vegas! This years topic is diversity and this is the best time to learn the balance between not being a "one trick pony" or "taking any job that comes your way".
Jump over to Skip's Photo Network to check out some his post on Skip's Summer School 2010 as well as Profiles on some of the speakers. If your not following/RSS his blog, you are missing out on a wealth of knowledge, valuable business tips, and fun stories about Verizon's lack of customer service [and what we can learn from them].
Enjoy.
Ja mata,
Brian
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Tuesday, May 25, 2010
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