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Flow In the Dark - www.flowinthedark.com
Northern VA
These guys and gal were a great band to work with! Check them out if you're in the DC/NOVA area!
Strobist:
Nikon D90
AB800 beauty dish, diffused, boomed camera right
Triggered with Cybersyncs
An outdoor outlet saved this shoot since my Vagabond II died
This time of year is a great opportunity to work on some seascape photography, since all the foliage is off the trees, and there is still no snow on the ground, leaving everything looking pretty dead looking. This scene is from early morning in New Castle, NH. The only problem with shooting on the coast in November is how cold it is!
Baird Creek is the spring-fed creek which flows from the Crack along The Chaz. While it quickly widens into a standard tidal creek, its first fifty yards downstream of the headspring are iconic in their taste of tropical paradise.
Pinholga pinhole image
One of the things I enjoy most about pinhole photography is how it lends itself well to being spontaneous. Since there isn't a viewfinder, it forces the photographer to image their composition. I notice I tend to be that way more with my pinholga than I am with my zeroimage cameras. A tripod may make your photos sharper, but the act of putting the camera on a tripod somehow takes away from the spontaneous flow.
I'm a huge fan of books, so this trip to HK i decided to do what I do in Europe - find 2nd hand bookstores & Flow is one of them. Stumbled across its physical store accidentally, it was a delight meeting Surdham who is equally passionate about books & life.
Connections via floating print, never underestimate a book's journey to places, bringing along stories of everyone with it - if you care to ask.
Somewhere in Hong Kong
La belleza es una carta de recomendación que nos gana de antemano los corazones........
Arthur Schopenhauer
L’art et la manière d’aborder son chef de service pour lui demander une augmentation.
This flow chart, designed by Georges Perec, describes the etiquette of asking your boss for a payrise. The many possible routes through the chart all end in disappointment. This work has been performed successfully both as a radio play and on stage. The drama arises from the passage of time. With every pass through the chart, the characters get older. At the outset the hero may have no children, but after a few failed attempts to claim Mr X's attention, he may find himself increasingly frustrated and with a large family to support. How will the story end?
(As described by David Bellos at the Mathematics and Fiction workshop in Oxford, May 2009. See also wordaligned.org/articles/oulipo-eodermdrome)