I shot these photos of this dog on the last day I was in Florida. I was driving around, lost, in Sarasota. I got fed up with getting honked at and then ran a red light, so I spotted a parking lot, pulled into it, and jumped out of my car to take a deep breath. After I calmed myself down, I grabbed my camera and started walking around and saw this dog, hanging out by himself. I just walked by him and went on looking for something to shoot, but about 15 mins later I passed by him again and decided to shoot a few photos. These are the results.
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On Monday, the American Advertising Federation of Spokane picked a panel of three accomplished creatives, Mickey Lonchar - Quisenberry Marketing & Design, Ed Renouard - Renouard Communications and Sean Lumsden - Quinn Group, to discuss what makes Super Bowl ads greats or failures, trends, and how they have become a part of our culture. I always have a lot of fun going to the events that AAF Spokane puts on and walking away knowing someone or learning something new. Here are some of the photos from the event.
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Early Saturday morning, I meet up with George Hughbanks and Tucker Richards in a store parking lot and headed out to Tum Tum, Washington, to shoot some photos of them climbing. Before we even got close to Tum Tum, George is already pointing out places where you can pull off the road and climb. If you were to say the name George Hughbanks to someone in Spokane's climbing community, you would only hear positive things about him or 'that guy climbs outside in the winter'. I was lucky to get to hangout with him in Tum Tum. It was like watching a kid in a candy store. Days like that day are what he dreams...
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I don't know about you but I really had a Great weekend. I hung out with an old friend, George Hughbanks, one of Spokane's most inspirational climbers, and a new friend, Tucker Richards, out in Tum Tum, Washington. This is one of the first photos I shot of that day. Check back in, I will post the rest of the photos tomorrow. ,
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I had a lot of fun on this shoot. A friend of mine, Sam Longanecker, had me come and shoot some photos of him and his two chow chows, Teek and Tonga. We wanted to play around on how the his head and his dogs heads intersected in the photo, like placing his dogs eye right in front of his eye. Take a look at the pics.
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