There are times as a photographer you know you’re going to have an amazing time at a wedding. I met Brittany and Doug while I was second-shooting for Eddie Marroquin last fall, and I knew immediately this was going to be one of those great evnings. Many more images to come from this one. Stay tuned.
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Worldwide PhotoWalk, Throwback Thursday.
Very rarely will Throwback Thursday post happen on even intervals, but today is an exception. Back on October 1st 2011 I participated in the Scott Kelby Worldwide Photowalk. I had just bought a new lens and wanted to try it out. I met a large group of photographers in front of NOMA and we spent the day walking through the Besthoff sculpture garden, City Park, and Saint Louis No.3. It was a beautiful day.
Above is one of the photos I took in the sculpture garden. The light was falling through Jean-Michel Othoniel's L'Arbre aux Colliers (Tree of Necklaces) and I was sure he was inspired by the remnants of Mardi Gras throws.
If you'd like to participate in this years walk, you can find more info by clicking on this link.
That's not how you say that. Film Friday
It must have been a tourist. Or at least a non-native.
Stuck in Traffic, Throwback Thursday
Being stuck in traffic is never the Ideal situation. Unfortunately, here in New Orleans it seems to be happening to me far more often. On this particular evening I dropped my wife off to meet her friends at Cafe Envie on Decatur. Not only did I not get good coffee, but I spent a long time in the car while all the beautiful evening light was dying down in the French Quarter. I guess there are worse ways to spend your time.
Lakefront Terminal, Monochrome Monday
Designed by the same architect behind the Louisiana State Capital, the Lakefront Airport is one of the last remaining examples of Art Deco style in New Orleans. It's now a great place to have an event .
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Know Your Strobes with Lee Lopez, Film Friday
Film Friday, from the Know Your Strobes Workshop with Lee Lopez and Lance Nicoll.
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Workers connecting the Canal Street Streetcar line, 2003. Shot on Kodak Elite Chrome 200
Film Friday: Please pardon our construction.
The new website and blog are finally up. It has been a LONG summer.
Please pardon our progress as my creative team and I work out the final tweaks. But you can go ahead and leave feedback on what you think of the site.
Thanks for tuning in. So much more awesomeness to come.
-Rob