The vastness of the Louvre is beyond words. You really don’t get it until you’ve spent several hours inside. It’s one of the greatest places in the world and always fun to explore. Although you’ve gotta be kind of into museums, I suppose…
You may remember this restaurant from the fight scene in Kill Bill with that deadly Japanese girl. It wasn’t filmed here, instead they recreated it, but still it was cool to visit, and the food was fantastic.
I took the train from Paris to Nimes in the middle of the day and ended up here at the Gare du Nord with half an hour to spare. I had just enough time to get some pastries and some HDRs. What else does a person need in life?
This photo was shot about two hours outside of Austin in a little town called Brady. You’d like it. They have a Sonic there.
I took a long hike one morning here on the edge of Chile. It was quite a vertical ascent too, and I did it without any water, hoping I would find some freshwater lakes along the way. Luckily enough, I came across this one where I filled up my bottle with some of the best water I’ve ever tasted.
You know those “free desktop wallpaper” sites? For some reason this image always appears on them, it’s like it is included in the toolkit used to build the sites it is so frequent! I get nothing from it, usually not even credit but hey… people seem to download it regularly and that hopefully means it brightens their day when they see their desktop.
That’s all. Enjoy. 🙂
While leaving Harajuku, I saw this person (I assume person, not creature of the night because they do have that cool look about them) walking toward the action. I still had on my 50mm prime and I wasn’t quite close enough, but they had the right stride, so I took the shot. I cropped in quite heavily in post, and then I ran one of my Lightroom Preset filters on it…
You can drive along the beach areas for hours and hours in Oahu but miss what is actually there. Oftentimes, there is a row of trees or houses that block the actual beach, but it’s hard to know what is just on the other side!
Luckily, my friend Tom (Myspace Tom) and I walked through some of the fauna and found this scene. It was all set up so perfectly — and there I was with my camera (which isn’t THAT much of a surprise).
This is the famous Flatiron building in NYC. I shot this while on the hunt for a location to hold a book launch party for something I had been writing at the time… which then went on to be a best seller. Writing books is tough but rewarding for sure. I’d recommend it to anyone, especially now it’s so easy to self-publish. Just be sure to have a great group of proofreaders that you can call on.
