Bring your umbrella, it’s going to rain tonight. Unfortunately, that means our little stop motion project will have to wait. We wanted to have The Peak and Victoria Harbor in it, but visibility is very low. Let’s see what tomorrow brings.
Umbrella by Zoo Republic
The folks at Troika visited Semi-permanent and showed us a variety of kinetic sculptures and other installation artwork that was used at the Shanghai World Expo and this piece below, Cloud for the British Airways terminal at Heathrow Airport, London.
From a recent awesome trip to San Francisco. I didn’t know Wayne could jump so high.
This was probably my favorite shot I took of staff at the Jasmine Star Wedding at the Theo Chocolate Factory in Seattle. Laurence, you rock!
We’re about to be on day three of shooting the Jasmine Star wedding for Creative Live. Chase Jarvis dropped by to introduce the lovely soon-to-be married couple Laura & Billy, and forgot his iconic sunglasses and his Ipad. We kept our hands of the Ipad, but we couldn’t pass up the fun opportunity to put ourselves in someone elses shoes – or eyes in this case – for a few minutes. Enjoy the photos we gathered!
On a sidenote, I chatted (in an official Creative Live capacity) with an amazing photographer from Mexico City who wrote a nice review in Spanish about CL: Michelle Bres.
Yesterday I was in Danang, today I’m in Hanoi, tomorrow I’ll be in Hong Kong and by Monday I’ll be in Seattle. It’s time to hang with Chase Jarvis & Friends.
My youngest sister Lia married Daragh in Vietnam at the Hanoi International Church with a reception at Puku. It was a lovely (humid) day, after a stormy night. I was pulling double duty playing trumpet and taking a few photographs. All the siblings have been married off and I’m the only one that remains. It’s not quite time to lasso down this free spirit, but for Lia and Daragh the time has come and I wish them the very best in their nascent union.
Love, bro.
Jing Jiang awaits inside the dark alley. Chengdu, China.
I just returned from playing a music gig (on trumpet) in Kuala Lumpur for Malaysian Royalty. It was a heap of fun! The schedule was basically eat, nap, eat, nap, eat sleep, rehearsal, eat, nap, gig, eat, sleep, eat, run up the tower and come back to Hong Kong. Very fun, and very yummy. I shot these images in between sets at the Shangri-la hotel.
This second shot is of Niño on saxophone
Just a fun set of images from a creative session at the West Kowloon Arts District in Hong Kong.
