Welcome Year of the Horse! I can’t believe it is 2014 already. I remember being a kid and 2020 seemed so far away but now it is only 6 years away. Thank You for everyone who came to visit ShootTokyo and engage with me over the past few years.
I am feeling busier and busier as we approach the year end. I am hoping that life slows down over the holidays and gives me a chance to catch up at home with my family. Today’s configuration: Leica M Monochrom with various Leica lenses My Audi sales guy has
When I was in Sydney last week I didn’t get much chance to get out and shoot. I was able to capture this shot of Darlin Harbor out of my hotel window. I have one more trip for the year and then I am done. I have a red eye to Singapore on Sunday and a red
I’m back on the road again. I am sitting at Narita Airport waiting for my red eye flight to Sydney. I can’t count how many red eye flights I have taken this year. Actually I probably can but I prefer not to.
I got up early today and as I was heading out the door at 6:45 as usual I realized I didn’t have any early morning meetings for once. The benefit of working for a US based company – Thanksgiving Weekend! While it isn’t a holiday in Japan I can
What a long but fantastic 10 days in San Francisco. I’m sitting in my hotel room, packed, exhausted and ready to head to the airport. Last weekend I held a photowalk when I had a little free time. As always a great crowd showed up.
I will be going to San Francisco for business and when I travel I like to hold photowalks in the city I am in as it is a great way to see the city and meet up with a lot of people at once. I have held past photowalks in Tokyo, Sydney, Beijing, Singapore
I have been trying out a new approach of hosting ‘Happy Hours’ as a technique of team celebration coupled with company awareness/market awareness with a lot of success. In August I rented out the famous and trendy bar ‘So Tired’ in Marunochi
I have only been to Shimokitazawa once before so it was nice to get out and explore that area a bit. While I really like shooting film I think what I really like the processing part. With digital I can shoot, get it home, process it really fast