I’m an IT analyst for one of the world’s largest financial institutions. I’d rather be traveling and developing my photography skills instead of sitting behind a desk any day!
I'm back...
Hello Posterous!
Sorry I've been gone for so long. I was away getting married in sunny Southern California and honeymooning in New Zealand and Australia.
See, I have photographic evidence to prove it...
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MacBook Wheel - Courtesy of 'Onion News Network'
A bit of hilarity I stumbled across while working in the middle of the night. Enjoy!
Apple Introduces Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard
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Bahamas Cruise - 12/08
My lovely fiancee gave me an early Christmas gift this past weekend. She took me on a road trip that included a stop over in Orlando where we ate dinner at Raglan Road, an awesome Irish Pub located in Downtown Disney. Raglan Road has great food, great music, and a very welcoming atmosphere. If you're ever in the Disney area I highly recommend giving it a try.
From Orlando we headed East to Port Canaveral where we boarded the 'Monarch of the Seas' cruise ship for a nice 3-day trip to the Bahamas. Unfortunately, the weather did not permit us to make our stop at Coco Cay, but we enjoyed the cruise just the same. Liana and I have been home for a few days now, but our equilibrium is still off a bit. This cruise was much rougher than our previous one to the Western Caribbean. I think we'll stick with the longer cruises which are typically on the larger more stable ships!
Part of our road trip included Liana's stop down in Tampa to pickup her sweet new Canon 5D Mk II. While I own a Canon 20D that is more than adequate to capture some great images, I was ecstatic when Liana offered to let me use her first generation 5D on our trip. While the images below may not win any awards, they are so much richer straight from the camera than anything I've been able to produce from the 20D.
Liana, thank you for once again enriching my life with wonderful travel, great moments, tasty foods, sweet camera gear, and copious amounts of quality time! I love you!
Most of the photos are from Nassau, Bahamas, including inside the Atlantis Hotel & Resort. The gentleman in the last couple of photos is Bobby Arvon who sang the theme song from 'Happy Days' (at least one version of it). I found him to be fairly entertaining, particularly his impressions of many well-known singers.
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Maison Dupuy - New Orleans
I'm in New Orleans for the first time ever. Liana and I are staying at Maison Dupuy, just two blocks from Bourbon St.. We're here shooting a wedding for one of Liana's college friends, Lisa. So far it has been a fun time. Lots of great photos to follow soon. Ok, back to shooting!
Sent from my iPhone
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My Latest Photoblog Client: Urban Photography
Client: Leslie B.
Blog URL: http://intotheloft.blogspot.com
Main Site URL: http://www.urbanphotosite.com/
Leslie was an absolute pleasure to work with! She not only inspired me to make it a bit easier for my clients to update their blogs themselves, but also to learn some new techniques which expanded the degree of customization I'm now able to offer. Building upon Leslie's requests and ideas, I think we were able to create what is now my favorite work thus far. Her colorful and vibrant photos do wonders for making the blog feel warm and inviting to its viewers.
Thank you Leslie for your patience and creative vision as we worked to develop this new home for your blog!
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Angie & Justin's Wedding - 9/13/08
My lovely fiancee and I attended our friends Angie & Justin's wedding this past weekend. They got married out in Palmetto, GA at the Serenbe Inn. We got to witness the nuptials of two wonderful people, spend quality time with friends, and indulge in some wonderful food! It was a great time all around.
Thank you Angie & Justin and may God bless your marriage!
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Little Five Points - A very short photowalk...
Little Five Points is one of the more eclectic areas of Atlanta. I don't spend a lot of time down there, but my friend Scott L. lives not too far away, so we made our way down there for dinner and to snap a few pics.
There is never a shortage of interesting folks around, but since I'm not yet comfortable taking shots of people I stuck to the inanimate objects. I love stencil art and colorful wall murals.
Here are a few of the sites which may be seen thereabout:
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