Monthly Archives: September 2012
The Neon Panda
One thing I really enjoy is the Panda Express. Fast and tasty food. The other thing I enjoy are neon signs so when I was hanging around at Universal City Walk earlier this month there was no way I could … Continue reading
Posted in Universal City
Tagged neon, Nikon D3s, Panda Express, Universal City, Universal City Walk, Universal Studios
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While in San Francisco a few months ago, me and my pal +Jon Armstrong decided to take a break in between panels at the G+ Photographers Conference and take a walk through the streets of Downtown towards the Bay Bridge. As photographers … Continue reading
A kiss from a rose
Last week when my dear friend +Yumi Shoji was in town, we decided to go for a morning walk through the neighborhood and make our way to the donut shop. During the walk I was doing my best tour guide impression and … Continue reading
Follow the red brick road
Each time I’ve been to Disneyland over the last couple of years, the pathway that leads from the parking lot to tram waiting area always reminds me of the Wizard of Oz. You know, when Dorothy and her friends followed … Continue reading
Posted in Anaheim
Tagged Anaheim, California Adventure, Disney, Disneyland, Mickey Mouse, Nikon D3s
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Kanji on Torii
Whenever I visit the Fushimi Inari-taisha in Kyoto, I’m always fascinated by the thousands upon thousands upon thousands of Torii that stand tall along the pathways all along the grounds. Not only because there seems to be no end to them, … Continue reading
Posted in Japan
Tagged Fushimi Inari-taisha, Inari Shrine, Japan, Kyoto, Nikon D3s, Torii, 京都市, 伏見稲荷大社
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Observing the night
About a year ago I promised my dear friend that if she ever visited me here in L.A. that I would take her up to the Griffith Observatory. Since then we never really mentioned it or talked about it, but … Continue reading
Posted in Los Angeles
Tagged DTLA, Griffith Observatory, Griffith Park, Los Angeles, night, Nikon D3s, Yumi Shoji
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Inside Santa Fe
It had been just about a year since my last visit to San Diego, and ever since then I had always wanted to shoot inside the Santa Fe Station right in Downtown. I didn’t shoot it much during my last … Continue reading
Posted in San Diego
Tagged Amtrak, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Nikon D3s, San Diego, Santa Fe, Santa Fe station, Trains
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Trail to light
Earlier at the beginning of the year while I was at Point Mugu State Park in Malibu, I decided to get some night shooting in before leaving the area. Cars had started to clear out as it was getting late, … Continue reading
Hidden art
Hidden away in a courtyard just outside the walls of the Walt Disney Concert Hall is a sculpture of a rose which was designed by famed Frank Gehry, the man who also designed the concert hall itself. He titled the … Continue reading
Walking through Radiator Springs
First, let me start off by saying that I love Pixar Animation. I don’t think they’ve made a film or short that I haven’t truly enjoyed. Now let me say that one of my favorites from their vast library is … Continue reading
Posted in Anaheim
Tagged Anaheim, California Adventure, Cars Land, Disneyland, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Nikon D3s, Pixar, Radiator Springs
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