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Hi!

Puppy Paw

We could be brothers. I didn't know I had a long lost twin!

Only if I get to carry your bag on your first big London assignment.....

I'm still sore about losing that big DC job.

Are you planning some aerial photography? I've done quite a bit over London and Power Stations and stuff, always from helicopters though.....I could lend you my chopper..









These were all from 700 ft.

I understand now what you're trying to do, very cool little angle if you can crack the logistical problems, I have seen a pneumatic pole that rises from a trailer that you attach to the back of your car, this thing rises pretty high and gives an aerial style shot.

The helicopter for the above cost 940/hour because it had to be twin motor to fly over th city and it came with the relevant shooting permits, lovely machine though.

I know how you feel.

Long story short...company golf tournament and I was teamed up with 3 girls, single cute and all.
Beard went bye-bye

Gimme a few more days

they would be all polka bands....that's all.

i miss you. come home

Yeah he's pretty hateable alright.
So many to loathe...

Some duct tape, pam spray and photoshop.
I'll make you look like a pornstar.



*EDIT*
Nevermind, I dont have a pro camera.
I know, big let down eh.


[Edited on May 31, 2006 2:19AM]

This is my first SG birthday and it nearly freaked me out, how so many people noticed and sent me kind wishes, I was really genuiely moved, thanks so much...

I'm gonna make it to DC, I want to see it and hang out with you, just going to get my move to France done.

I am practicing SUMO regarding the lost job....

SHUT UP AND MOVE ON.

Merci for the Bday wishes

I didn't know this guy, I love the flash lit divers pic, he's certainly Mr Portrait.

I have never been to DC, I am going to add some travel days onto the end of my next job in NYC and go visit some friends in different US cities, I would love to come meet you for a few days

I met Elliott Erwitt once who was a big influence on me and I said 'Oh Mr Erwitt you've changed my life!' which I am subsequently pretty embarassed about

thanks. chroma key is the new black.

Nice fotos! That's one crazy building; I'd move in there but my chandelier has too short of a chain.

Good seeing you crazy kids out and about. We'll have to consume some culture--or ethanol--in the near future.

Thanks for your encouragement, I have always believed that maintaining faith in a project or idea over the duration of its execution is one of the hardest aspects of being a creative person, there is always this little voice saying 'your wasting your time, nobody will be interested', so thanks for bolstering my faith in this one, it means a lot to get a little positive feedback.

I like your manipulation of the depth of field in the Darfur Rally pictures, unusual in documentary style work.

I remember reading the Biography of Mark Rothko who basicaly painted these huge abstract color fields for decades and then comitted suicide in his studio one day in his late fifities I think, basically lost his faith in the work he had spent a lifetime doing.

Projects are good though, I always like to have several on the go because you can get bored with one and work on another for a while, they are good for getting your work published too.

You love your lens and you wanna marry it.

Thanks

MOMA in SF is prettty cool. I wanna go to the one in NY as well. I love unique architecture.


Redneck Group, or even a photo-set. "U might be redneck if u look like this....."

hahhah