Skateboard + Rain - Take 2
So, after just about seizing my bearings, I took a few more photos with a wider lens!
Skateboard + Rain
Nothing quite like skateboarding through puddles in the rain. Also a good way to keep nice shoes relatively dry. Of course, I think my bearings are now seized, but it was totally worth it!
Nathan's Senior Photos
Okay, so I have been a little off my game lately. I finally figured out a new way to get rid of spam, and I'm gonna start updating more often. For my first new update, may I present Nathan.
Nathan asked me last semester to take his senior portraits before his hair was affected by chemo. I was excited to provide him with great images in this time of his life and I knew that he would be down with making some creative images.
Roadtrip to Nor Cal - Part 2
So here is the next batch of photos from my trip. Living large in Sacramento and San Francisco.
Roadtrip to Nor Cal
I took a trip this past weekend up to Sacramento and back. Here is the first installation of my experience.
Inspiration: Shinichi Maruyama
I have a certain fascination with crisp organic-type lines, whether it's vector work with curvy lines or well focused and composed ink drops. Shinichi Maruyama from Japan just rocked my world with his water and ink airborne photography.
Found via Josh Spear. Check out a photo of how he does it after the jump.
PDN Photo of the Day via Delicious
PDN Always picks great photos that are nearly as inspiring to me as Sam Javanrouh's work.
From the Archive: The Cemetery
A friend and I went to a local cemetery a few months ago now to take some cool photos, and here they are.
Time for an Update
Hey guys, sorry I haven't updated in a long time. Since I last updated, I've been on a two-week choir, done several random photoshoots and have been working just shy of full time. Through all of this I have a lot of great photos that I will be sharing soon, but I would like to take a moment before I do and talk about another big event in my life that has happened recently. I promise I won't speak this candidly very often.
Monday, June 15, my Great-Grandmother Olive Harrison passed away at 101 years old. Although this was not a complete shock at her age it still happened rather quickly. Within a week she went from everyday life to the next life. I obviously have had a flood or emotion and thoughts about her life and what she meant to me, and I would like to share a few quick thoughts.
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Sam Javanrouh's daily photoblog. One of my biggest influences on how I shoot and how I publish material.
