Monthly Archives: July 2008
- July 28, 2008
- See Sam Run
Two years ago Sam Thompson ran Fifty Marathons in Fifty States in Fifty days! This year he is running the 480 mile long Colorado trail in under a week. Thats close to 70 miles a day! We are headed out from the land of the internet to follow Sam (in a car of course!) for [...]
- July 21, 2008
- Nor’easter DVD [$1]
Over the past weeks we’ve released clips from the promo piece that I shot [and DaBanks crushed on the editing end] for the Nor’easter. These clips will be playing in the EMS stores (all 80+ of them), the Nor’easter website, viral placements, and now here. This is 12 minutes of goodness, with some high level [...]
- July 15, 2008
- Jump Again
Some of you might have seen some photos floating around that I’ve leaked out from a shoot we did in the Czech Republic in April. It was a crazy adventure to the Northeastern part of the country to a climbing area rich in climbing history and ethic — Adrspach. Also along on the trip was [...]
- July 9, 2008
- Jump
The only stock agency I’ve ever really worked with is Aurora Photos, based out of Portland, Maine. I’ve never been much of a stock guy honestly, I’d rather be creating unique brand based campaigns with a client. But that doesn’t mean that stock isn’t still a huge part of the photo world, and a decent [...]
- July 5, 2008
- Vincent Laforet
Vincent Laforet is a young (early 30s) NYC photographer whose work I seem to see everywhere these days. He started out as a NY Times guy and after leaving a couple years ago has done some really inspirational and creative work for editorial and commercial clients around the world. He inspires me.
Recently Vincent posted up [...]
- July 1, 2008
- Grand Opening
One of my clients Eastern Mountain Sports, EMS, had a grand opening of a new store in Conway, NH this past week. Not only is the building brand spankin’ new (and filled with all sorts of Earth friendly technology), but the interior design and layout just looks killer (of course I’m biased because they have [...]
