Double Whip Chain: Ryan Lloyd

My buddy Ryan is an amazing martial artist. A couple weeks ago I got to see him do his thing with the double whip chain. Awesome.

My last week in NYC

Been missing a good internet connection and my computer since my move to California. Before i left i took a nice elevator ride to the TOP OF THE ROCK! Nice view and much much faster than the Empire State trip.

A Holga picture

Couple with a Tree

A trip to California, a sudden onset of Appendicitis, in the thick of editing a film, gradation, and moving have all kept me from my fun blogging!  Please stay tuned and keep checking back!  NYC pics will soon be replaced by sunny images from California when I move in June.  

Central Park-Spring

New York was out in full force yesterday at the first site of sun and a temp that finally broke 70 in about 5 months.  Almost every inch of central park was covered in picnics and ball games.    

Cathedral

Another from my visit to St John.  

Easter

I went to St John the Divine Cathedral today.  It is a massive cathedral and reminds me of being in Europe.   

Rembrandt

I always find photographs of people in art museums interesting.  I went to the Met today and snapped a few of my own.  

Billy Pena

Billy works hard, but knows how to stretch out every once in a while.  Thought he was in a good spot for a photo, with with all the frames above him.  

Joe

Hanging with the Joe.  

Maya

Maya had this cool scarf that I found fun and colorful.  

On Set: "Stranger" GOODFELLAS!

One of the coolest things about working on the set of "Stranger" was that we were shooting at the GoodFellas diner.  This is the actual booth of that famous dolly out, zoom in shot....i think that's the way they did it.  Look for it next time you watch that flick.  

On Set: "Stranger" Part II-The Cast

On Set: "Stranger"

Chris Radcliff directs his thesis film "Stranger."  I had a great time being on set and meeting some new peeps.  There was also the historic location we were at.  More on that soon.  

Train Shoes

This was a horrifying sight when I turned around on the subway platform.  

Brooklyn

Blue

Washington DC Escalator

Always backup your data.  The drive with all my work from the past year has failed.  Although I always practice and preach backing up, I am missing some data.  Hopefully the data geniuses will help me out.  

But with bad comes good.  I dug through (using the scroll bar of course) some old photos and found a few that I like.  The escalators and the metro system in DC are really impressive.

Raintree

Champions League!!

Nothing else like it!  Can't let ESPN Ticker ruin the scores.  

A Clock

Mother and Daughter

I was a little shocked when I took a closer look at this photo when I arrived back at my computer.  

Shooting a Documentary in California

I have been shooting a documentary for/with Joe Saunders, a fellow classmate at Columbia, since June 2008.  I was away this past weekend while we tied up the final portion (so we thought...) of the documentary.  I took this picture after we completed an interview in a hotel room on Saturday.  

iPhone: Sherman Reviewing

Tonight, we had a test screening of Sherman's Thesis film "Cred."  We got a lot of helpful notes. 

Wall*E Figurine

When it's freezing outside, I find it's best to stay indoors and spend quality time with friends.  This two-inch tall Wall*E spends most of his time on my desk but agreed to do some modeling for me tonight while I watched the Grammys.  Best film of the year by the way.