Le Meridien Cancun Resort and Spa it does not get much better then this!
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April 17, 2010
Escape to Mexico... Return to Mexico... I cant get enough of Mexico!
Escape to Mexico... Return to Mexico... I can't get enough of Mexico!
Le Meridien Cancun Resort and Spa it does not get much better then this!
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http://steady70.blogspot.com/
Le Meridien Cancun Resort and Spa it does not get much better then this!
http://www.steady70.com
http://twitter.com/Steady70
http://steady70.blogspot.com/
April 15, 2010
I see you …. You see me… Eye see the continuous journey
I see you …. You see me… Eye see the continuous journey moving from place to place on assignment and off assignments, some of these faces are of painters, musicians, rodeo stars, native Americans, poets, police officers, chefs, clowns, tour guides, actors, glass blowers, shop keepers, sailors and maybe a politician or two... that I had the pleasure of meeting and working with.. From Amsterdam to Mexico from Texas to Jamaica and everyplace in the middle. Here are some of the faces that I spent hours days and sometimes weeks with to get the shot for my clients.
April 13, 2010
What shows up in person does not always show up in the image
Whether on some island or distant lands or in the studio it is the person in the images that makes the image! I am only a thief of souls who likes to share.
BlueMoon Stock Special Steve Levine Images . . .
Bluemoon has just uploaded some of my best travel, spa, resort and lifestyle images to their website; Bluemoonstock.com.
Some images you will have recognized from my website, some of them you haven't. More images to come later.
Some images you will have recognized from my website, some of them you haven't. More images to come later.
April 8, 2010
The writing on the walls"" Let's live today in case it is all lost... Tomorrow!
I found myself starring at The Wynwood Walls: Miami Graffiti A Collaboration Between Deitch Projects and Goldman Properties The Artists:
Aiko / Jim Drain/ Ara Pererson / Shepard Fairey/ Stelios Faitkas/ Futura/ Barry Mc Gee / Nunca/ OS Gemeos / Nina/ Finok/ Clare Rojas/ Kenny Scharf / Swoon / David Ellis / Ben Wolf.
After being blown away by the details of The Walls I found just a few blocks away another mural with only words, which took time for it to sink in and stand out. Let's live today in case it is all lost... Tomorrow!
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Like anywhere else I have ever been I meet people and see odd things that change how I feel. Today in Miami was one of those days. I was scouting locations and at sunrise the streets are empty I am on Brickell, I am in Overtown, up to Hialeah and I cross up to the design district: I am nowhere - I am everywhere!
Aiko / Jim Drain/ Ara Pererson / Shepard Fairey/ Stelios Faitkas/ Futura/ Barry Mc Gee / Nunca/ OS Gemeos / Nina/ Finok/ Clare Rojas/ Kenny Scharf / Swoon / David Ellis / Ben Wolf.
After being blown away by the details of The Walls I found just a few blocks away another mural with only words, which took time for it to sink in and stand out. Let's live today in case it is all lost... Tomorrow!
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Like anywhere else I have ever been I meet people and see odd things that change how I feel. Today in Miami was one of those days. I was scouting locations and at sunrise the streets are empty I am on Brickell, I am in Overtown, up to Hialeah and I cross up to the design district: I am nowhere - I am everywhere!
April 5, 2010
Miami Faces.....The randomness of openness! April 2010
Wandering and watching... The randomness of openness
Stamped~Signed & approved
Stamped~Signed & approved
April 1, 2010
Brown Jordan International~~~The Old: the New: the Past the Future
The Old: the New: the Past the Future…
Digging through the many thousands of the images that I have captured and that I have used to fill up so many externals hard drives it is impossible to for me not to be blown away by the feeling of being satisfied of being able to see all the bridges that I have crossed…
In this case I had the pleasure of work working with one of the largest manufactures of furniture; I was assigned to photograph Mr. Gene Moriarty President and CEO of Brown Jordan International.
I was told do a simple portrait of Mr. Moriarty I was requested to shoot him in his office and in front the building but for me a simple shoot is not so simple. I took it upon myself to provide my client with options… Since the corporate office is located in the same building of the manufacturing plant I had an idea… Now I had to sell it to the CEO.. The assemble line or work stations were situated along or by a conveyor belt that covered over 100,000 sq ft. At each of stations workers were responsible for painting, sanding, gluing and finalizing each piece. They test each piece prior to it being wrapped boxed and then sent to the showrooms or a clients home.
Now the CEO, Gene Moriarty was thinking this is going to be a quick shoot at his desk and then a quick shot of him in front of the building …. 20 minutes tops…
Well lets say that both shot are a good idea and the industry standard but I wanted something that would separate this shoot for all others.
So a few jokes later we were all in the warehouse workers were diligently working as I ask Mr. Moriarty to step up and onto the line… the Line is moving, chairs, tables, umbrellas were being moved around the warehouse to each of the stations.. I asked to have the belt stopped so Mr. Moriarty could saddle himself on one of his newly finished chairs. The 100 plus team of employees that are responsible for all of the product were shocked to witnessing there CEO climbing on the belt… (BTW He had never been in the plant, He had never met any of the employees and now here he is going around and around on the conveyor belt)
After the shoot! I got the call.. My clients loved the idea they loved the images to this day it is still one of my favorites assignments------------------------ I am sure that this story was told and then re-told by over a 100 times by him, by his employees…
Cheers to Gene Moriarty for allowing me to be creative, for him allowing me to me.
Since 1945, Brown Jordan has designed luxury leisure furnishings and accessories that transcend time and liberate the senses. Established by Robert Brown and Hubert Jordan in Pasadena, California, Brown Jordan was the first company to create furniture for full-time outdoor use. The first of these innovative designs, constructed of tubular aluminum and vinyl lace, was fittingly called “Leisure” and marked the birthplace of outdoor furniture.
Digging through the many thousands of the images that I have captured and that I have used to fill up so many externals hard drives it is impossible to for me not to be blown away by the feeling of being satisfied of being able to see all the bridges that I have crossed…
In this case I had the pleasure of work working with one of the largest manufactures of furniture; I was assigned to photograph Mr. Gene Moriarty President and CEO of Brown Jordan International.
I was told do a simple portrait of Mr. Moriarty I was requested to shoot him in his office and in front the building but for me a simple shoot is not so simple. I took it upon myself to provide my client with options… Since the corporate office is located in the same building of the manufacturing plant I had an idea… Now I had to sell it to the CEO.. The assemble line or work stations were situated along or by a conveyor belt that covered over 100,000 sq ft. At each of stations workers were responsible for painting, sanding, gluing and finalizing each piece. They test each piece prior to it being wrapped boxed and then sent to the showrooms or a clients home.
Now the CEO, Gene Moriarty was thinking this is going to be a quick shoot at his desk and then a quick shot of him in front of the building …. 20 minutes tops…
Well lets say that both shot are a good idea and the industry standard but I wanted something that would separate this shoot for all others.
So a few jokes later we were all in the warehouse workers were diligently working as I ask Mr. Moriarty to step up and onto the line… the Line is moving, chairs, tables, umbrellas were being moved around the warehouse to each of the stations.. I asked to have the belt stopped so Mr. Moriarty could saddle himself on one of his newly finished chairs. The 100 plus team of employees that are responsible for all of the product were shocked to witnessing there CEO climbing on the belt… (BTW He had never been in the plant, He had never met any of the employees and now here he is going around and around on the conveyor belt)
After the shoot! I got the call.. My clients loved the idea they loved the images to this day it is still one of my favorites assignments------------------------ I am sure that this story was told and then re-told by over a 100 times by him, by his employees…
Cheers to Gene Moriarty for allowing me to be creative, for him allowing me to me.
Since 1945, Brown Jordan has designed luxury leisure furnishings and accessories that transcend time and liberate the senses. Established by Robert Brown and Hubert Jordan in Pasadena, California, Brown Jordan was the first company to create furniture for full-time outdoor use. The first of these innovative designs, constructed of tubular aluminum and vinyl lace, was fittingly called “Leisure” and marked the birthplace of outdoor furniture.
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