Archive for August, 2008

On August 23, 2008, Scott Kelby held a Worldwide Photowalk to celebrate the release of his book, “The Lightroom 2 Book for Digital Photographers.”  Due to popularity, San Francisco ended up holding three separate walks: along the Embarcadero, within the Haight-Ashbury, and at Seal Rocks Beach. I participated in the Haight-Ashbury walk and had a […]

I previously blogged about starting the Black and White Dollar Portraits (BW$P) project.  The idea is, anytime anyone ask me for money, I will offer them $1 in exchange for their portrait which I will process in black and white. Meet Dave (aka David).  When I told Dave about the project, he was happy to […]

Thomas Hawk has been doing his $2 Portrait Project and when I first read about it, I thought it was a great idea.  I’ve been trying to think of a way to alter his project in my own unique way. I know $2 is not a lot of money, but while walking down Haight Street […]

I know I’m not the only one feeling the pain of social network overload.  In the past month I have signed up with over 5 different social networks.  If you don’t posses the Louis Gray Super Kickass Social Network Following Power, you are probably wondering when the craziness will stop, slow down, or at the […]

Thomas Hawk started a $2 portrait project not too long ago where his idea is to offer $2 to anyone who asks him for money in exchange for their portrait. I thought it was a great idea and since then, I’ve been actually hoping someone would ask me for money. Well, August 18th was my […]

Thomas Hawk, once again, has inspired me.  This time to submit the below photograph of mine to the upcoming issue of JPG Magazine under the theme Faith. (I apologize for the duplication of last weeks post) If you feel my photograph fits the theme, please take the time to give me your vote!  Anyone is […]

Hello Internet land!  I want to apologize for my quietness lately and assure you I have not disappeared.  I have been thinking about you day and night and don’t want you to think I have neglected you. As of late, I have pushed almost all of my energy toward other projects (including work) over the […]

By: Aaron Johnson – http://www.whattheduck.net