A taste of Castle Hill....

.... amongst other things

Raleigh - the other videographer that went to Castle Hill with me and the climbing club just posted a bit of his own footage - still waiting for the final "climbing" video to finish in post

SFEAD #2

Chase Jarvis has been doing some real cool work lately with his project Songs for Eating and Drinking. He just posted his second set of videos from the event with Seatle's underground music scene. So check out this short featuring Macklemore and his Air Jordans.

Thanks!

Thanks for the mention, Moose!

Psychological Warfare: McNally Style

Alright, I don't normally re-post someone else's stuff, but this is just too funny to turn down. Joe, thanks for keepin' it real!



also, today I was reading Ben Willmore's guest blog over at Photoshop Insider and decided it was also worth mentioning today. Its a great story with great images, check it out (and check out the new blog link for Ben over here >>>>>)

Convention Conventions

New York Times photographers Damon Winter and Todd Heisler share their experiences of the DNC and RNC last week in a pretty cool slideshow.

on a completely unrelated note, I just found this video on Tom's blog and I yoinked it (technical term). Have a lol on me.

ZOMG! ROXXORZ!

yeah, so due to sooooo many recent leaks of rumors about a new camera from Nikon, they went ahead and released it. Welcome, the D90.

Designed for the Advanced Amateur, and tested by Professionals (mainly the Seattle based Chase Jarvis) this camera is looking to be pretty freakin' sweet. If you've ever talked to me in the last year or so about new Nikon cameras, you know that I'm impressed by the D3 and D300 (in fact I would probably kill for either), and I strongly - I mean strongly dislike the D40(x) and D60. This is different

This is the D90.

Songs for Eating and Drinking

Okay, so this is like the coolest project I've ever heard of - here is just one short clip from Chase Jarvis and Michael Hebb's newest project: Songs for Eating and Drinking

"Throw some big-time musicians around a table with some amazing up and comers, feed 'em like kings and queens, and what do you get? You get some stunning musical performances and a bunch of honest and richly textured video--like this one above--where Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam and Barb Ireland cover "Cool Water" by Hank Williams."



Check out Chase's Blog here.

For Your Viewing Pleasure

Okay. I know. I still haven't put up pictures from last week...

Finals suck.

So for some visual stimulation check out this slide show by National Geographic's Joel Sartore entitled "Fragile Nature"


Fragile Nature from Joel Sartore on Vimeo.