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BoDo is wrapping up the Photography Series today, be sure to read the final comments. I enjoyed reading everyone’s responses and getting a feel for how other professionals are working in the industry. Thanks for the opportunity!

Here’s an interesting argument regarding global warming, be sure to take a few minutes from your day to watch it.  Also, in the spirit of green design I’ve picked up two domain names for a pet project.  The first is greenprintdesign.com, which will be a resource for going green with print work.  And the second will be greenmystudio.com, which will be another resource for creating a green studio.  I don’t have launch dates or anything yet, so stay tuned.

I just wanted to post a quick word about one of my previous clients and idols; Tony Arruza. He’s a professional photographer based out of West Palm Beach, Florida. Along with being a great photographer, he’s also a surfer at heart, which is why I’m posting this today. The Palm Beach Post had an article that featured him along with several other surfers from years’ previous. It’s an interesting read if you have a chance.

Such exciting times lately – a new house and now a wedding.  It’s finally time to kiss the bachelor’s life behind and start a new chapter with Marisha. A Wedding date has been set (tentatively) for June 21st of next year. I’m excited, and there will be a lot of fun projects between now and then to write about. Stay tuned!

I don’t normally post about new products or upcoming things because they rarely live up to the hype. But these two projects are truly amazing.

First is a software called Photosynth, which could truly change the way people interact with images on the web. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-DqZ8jAmv0

Second we have the worlds’ most amazing coffee table.
http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/industry/4217348.htmlI can already see the potential when sitting down at a client meeting and spilling all my photos out and discussing them in detail right there.  The future looks bright!

Both of these photos show the exterior elevation of the new home.

One of my favorite features is the backyard which overlooks a large palmetto scrub for the moment. Of course, this may be developed in the future, but for now it’s really relaxing.

I never thought I would own stainless steel in a first home. It’s so exciting.

Stay tuned because there will be more to come, especially as I paint the walls and add furniture.