A Photographic and Cinematic Adventure On The Creative Frontier
Sorry for another short post, but I thought I’d share a quick iPhone Photo and the news that I’m starting work on my next book. My intent for this book is to provide inspirational musings and concrete how-tos to help you make the most of your own creative travel visions.
I hope everyone has a great weekend!
I’ll have the full report as well as a movie about what it’s like to race the Maliko Downwinder soon. For now, here is a quick iPhone photo from the run.
Howdy! Sorry for the short post from the field. I’ve been on the road for the last week or so and haven’t been able to keep up with everyone. I’ll be catching back up with comments and photo friends this weekend. The good news is I’ve been testing some new gear and have been digging it, so I thought I would share some results. The Nikon Coolpix AW100 is a slick little camera. I have using it exclusively to make a movie about snorkeling in Maui. Here is a quick photo from it. I posted a short clip on our Facebook page if
you’d like to check it out.
The full video should be ready next month.
One afternoon I found myself wandering through the streets of a little town in France. For hours, I made my way from cafe to cafe. It was a beautiful sunny day and the people were very nice. Along the way, I photographed this.
A couple weeks back some good friends of ours opened up their second wine bar in Golden, CO. They have wine, food and ambiance dialed in. I would definitely recommend a visit. We were at the grand opening, and I also happened to have my camera. If you want to see it in person, you can make your reservations here.
I hope you all had a great weekend…and I hope I finished my race safe and sound. This post was obviously scheduled before I left. I always want to make sure I stick to my schedule of delivering yoru adventure Monday through Friday. I do my best to add a little something interesting to your week.
Today’s Photo
There’s definitely not a lack of things to photograph in Salt Lake City’s Temple Square. You could easily spend several hours walking around and discovering new and interesting compositions. All the while being serenaded by the sweet melodies of the choir.
