A PLACE FOR THINGS

I helped out Paul Tayor with a music video on the weekend. I basically pressed record a couple times. He did a pretty cool job with the edit – I didn’t really know what his plan for putting it all together was!

Here is the video.
I Make A Video

You can find Paul at gotgrip.com The video(s) is there as well.

My nephew was “hiding” from me at lunch this afternoon. He didn’t like the idea of getting his picture taken. I was fine with this effort!

I’m blessed with two great kids. So. Much. Fun.

Those that can ski, ski. Those that can work a camera, shoot. Just to be clear, I am behind the lens. Pictured, my brother-in-law showing my son the line for a sweet jump.

• Tagged snow, tube

Tubing. Northern BC style.

Darkness. My daughter. Two parts of a Coleman LED lantern. City of Prince George bokeh.

• Tagged buildings, ginza, japan, lines, pavement, road, shopping, stores, street, tokyo

The very upscale shopping district in Tokyo, Japan. It has not been as busy since the tsunami earlier this year. Tourism is, however, starting to improve.

• Tagged building, couple, grid, hand, holding, holding hands, japan, lobby, nagoya, Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel, structure

Sadly, I didn’t even notice the couple was holding hands until I returned home.
Taken just outside the lobby of the Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel. The hotel lobby is on the 15th floor of the building. This area is where the first set of elevators bring you to reach the hotel and other areas of the building. A few years ago this building was also the tallest in Nagoya. A building across the street now has that distinction – as well as holds one of 3 head offices for the Toyota Motor Corporation.

• Tagged artist, castle, drawing, japan, nagoya, nagoya castle

I spent a considerable amount of time photographing the Nagoya Castle. On my way out of the castle I came across this gentleman who was using a much different way to capture the subject. I have to say I’m jealous of his method. When I asked if I could photograph him at work he was happy to oblige.