[Above] Hedley Park Place, River Street, Troy, New York I love Sunday nights for landscape photography. All the parking lots are empty and traffic is usually light. I shot this image from a small gate balcony on the Green Island Bridge. Winds were minimal and the moon was just right. I never realized how much vibration is transmitted through the bridge deck last night. It really put the vibration reduction lens to the test.
@johnbulmer: is enjoying the last few days of relative calm before people start trampling each other for low quality netbooks and cheap HDTV's. Follow John Bulmer on Twitter at: www.twitter.com/johnbulmer
@johnbulmer: Power* restored. @Killswitchmag and Revolution 7 Creative are back online. Now, on to that coffee I have been wanting since 4AM! *[IMO, there is nothing more depressing than a power outage. The lack man-made sounds is unsettling. The house feels lifeless. I am lost without my constant stream in news, tweets, Facebook updates, and RSS feeds. Just goes to show how fragile and dependent we (more specifially, I) have become on technology.]
@johnbulmer: Photography is not a crime. Time to make a stand, the fightback begins here: http://bit.ly/nfcHy * * [Lost track of how many times I have been hassled by uninformed people for taking photos in public. Funny thing is, every time this happens, I go home and do a Google image search of whatever I was shooting. The search results are usually in the thousands. If I were trying to be stealthy, I am sure as hell not going to be walking around with a 300mm lens and camera bag.]
Top: Stairs to Nauset Beach, Orleans, Massachusetts Below: Local Landmark: Liam's at Nauset Beach, Orleans, Massachusetts
Nauset Beach is one of my personal waypoints. It was the place where I first laid eyes on the ocean. And every time I drive down the access road that leads to the toll booth, I relive that childhood morning. Vividly.
[Above] Surfer in Nauset Fog Nauset Light Beach, Eastham, Massachusetts
I love the creepy, socked in mornings along the Cape Cod coast. The fog makes the cement colored water look all the more foreboding. The line ups are virtually empty. If you want some water time, you have to have the dedication and a hearty appetite for ice cream headaches.
If you are a web/print/mx designer, you have no doubt been faced with this infuriating and insulting situation. Not to mention the tidal wave of self taught design poseurs and vampires looking for something for nothing. Yes indeed, it's good to be a designer gangsta.
[Above] Images from the trail to the Tip of the Tongue Tongue Mountain Range, Adirondack Park, New York
Got one last gift from the gods of summer today. Mid 60's in the high peaks region of the Adirondack Park just three weeks from December. It was a gift that was not squandered. Above are some casual images from today's hike. Probably the like the past warm waypoint until the snow thaws next spring.
[Above] John Bulmer/Revolution 7 has designed the packaging and posters for Alstrin Film's forthcoming film The Continuum Project. The Continuum Project ships November 27th. Click here to order.
About the Continuum Project (content from www.alstrinfilms.com): Shot entirely in High Definition, watch as Guy Lacelle, Audrey Gariepy and Mathieu Audibert establish terrifying new ice routes in Norway and Rob Pizem and Mike Anderson crush brawny off-widths and delicate face climbing in Zion. Get on route with Ines Papert and Cory Richards as they blitz Kwangde Shar in Nepal and witness Majka Burhardt and Sarah Watson free the Beckey Route on Elephant’s Perch in the Sawtooths. Discover the rewards and risks of exploration with Jon Walsh and Ian Welsted as they establish a beautiful new mixed line in the remote Icefall Brook range of British Columbia and cool down on the difficult sport routes of Lions Head in Ontario with Sam Elias, Emily Harrington, Leslie Timms and Lauren Lee.
Extending the focus of Higher Ground, gain new perspective on the motivations and courage of some of the world’s top climbers through the superb cinematography and innovative approach of The Continuum Project.
@johnbulmer: www.johnbulmermedia.com is live. really like the design of this one. formal post with screen shots tomorrow.
