One of my big inspirations for getting a digital SLR camera was to explore street photography more seriously.
So far I’ve been happy with my Nikon D40. It gives me manual controls, high quality images (with room to crop), and the look of authority that’s afforded by a long lens camera. The price wasn’t bad either.
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This Site is Under Construction
Get out the “under construction” gifs because this site is going through a much needed update! I launched this version of guywilliamwelch.com in April 2003, adding a new design, gallery pages, CSS and Blogger as my publishing engine.
For the new version (4.0) I’m focusing on a design that’s adds many new features but is […]
Tim Hall on Zero Boutique
My friend Tim Hall has some great shirts for sale on Zero Boutique.
Illustrator Michel Bohbot
The illustrator on the Empire Earth II packaging is Michel Bohbot, a talented artist working in California who has also done fine illustrations for Half-Life 2 and the History Channel.
Chank Comes to the OC
My sister sent me an invite to Chank Diesel’s March 8th appearance at the OC AdClub. The invite says:
Who is Chank Diesel you ask? Even if you don’t know the world-famous type designer, you know his work. His fonts appear on everything from Apple Jacks cereal boxes to Disney movie posters. Check out his […]
Two Headed Dog
The Two Headed Dog has gobbled up tons of expensive media spots over the last two weeks. The website makes little sense. Cool hunter Josh Rubin posts speculation that the dog might be the prelude to an MTV2.com relaunch. Makes sense with the “2.” It all seems very New York, very Pattern Recognition.
GW: UPDATE […]
Obey Giant Travel Log
Nearly eveywhere I go, there’s the giant. My latest sighting was outside the MGM Grand on the way into the CES show last week (I didn’t put this one up).
Logging the photos on streetmemes.com has become addicting. I’ve seen him in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Marge has seen him in Tokyo.
As […]
Streetmemes.com
I’ve posted more than a dozen pictures I’ve taken over the last year to Streetmemes, a website that tracks any “sticker, stencil or poster that can spread a single image around the world.”
Posting to the site is fun and addicting — like urban birdwatching. I photographed of a series of “Faile” posters that appeared […]
Great Pre-Fab Houses
The expense of on-site construction and the modern new designs now available make the idea of a prefab house attractive.
The configurable Glidehouse and architect Rocio Romero’s LV Home are cool living alternatives.
Jason responded to the original post with links for “a generation of frustrated would-be modern home owners.”
www.livemodern.com
www.dwellmag.com