photography

pirates…

In film & television, photography, pop culture on 11 June 2007 with no comments

add this to the list of photos i wish i had taken.

27: 27

In personal, photography on 30 April 2007 with no comments

it’s my 27th birthday today.yesterday a bunch of friends indulged me for the second year in a row running around the city on a photo scavenger hunts. just like last year, my friends prove to be a competative bunch…i’ll post the scorecards later in the day, but for now, here are the photos [...]

clean slate.

In personal, photography on 23 April 2007 with no comments

clean slate.this page has been white for weeks. consider it a deep long breath. a break from posting while i focused on transitioning in my life. i’ve fully moved into san francisco even if i haven’t quite settled yet. i realized that tonight was the first night in three weeks that i’ve been [...]

my first suit.

In personal, photography on 21 March 2007 with no comments

i’ve been offline in the ether moving and moving the grad school process forward.mostly grad school stuff is out of my hands although last week brought some good news on two fronts. i made it through the first round for school and the scholarship. on thursday i had my interview with haas, which [...]

flickr partay

In personal, photography on 5 March 2007 with no comments

last night dave and i stopped by the flickr 333 party.we scored some sweet flickr swag and occupied ourselves by observing post-dot-commies in the wild.here’s our observational data:5 threadless shirts spotted3 flickr cupcakes eaten by dave and myself3 “flickr 2″ shirts2 flickr monsters1 six apart bag1 google analytics shirt1 del.icio.us shirt1 nametag written [...]

the uptown

In film & television, personal, photography, travel on 25 December 2006 with no comments

tonight for our christmas movie the family all went to see dreamgirls. there’s much to gush about… but for now, just a photo of the theater itself. this is what going to the movies shoud feel like.neon. glamour. lines wrapped around the block. audiences that break out into applause. theatrical perfection.