Bouldering? Bouldering!

Another section to Fixed Photography?

Recently I've taken a interest in rock climbing, specifically bouldering at ironworks in berkeley. Apart from being a great means of exercise I've found that it's been one of the only things I've felt a strong calling to do on a daily basis. Just the other day I was able to use new found strength and accomplish three new climbs I had been trying to complete for a month or so. Definitely the pinnacle of my week. Anyways, I'm hoping to some how incorporate this into my blog with photos and what not. We'll see if I can pull it all together.

Instax Set 1

Fixed Vida!

So lately my friends and I have been riding around more and more on our track bikes trying to do some new things while still using them for transportation. We've thrown together two videos over the past few months, both of which I can't say are anywhere near decent but I'll link them anyways. Expect more about my trials and tribulations with the fixed life.

Video #1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkenTKWV6uc

Video #2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPHi5zo6lVY

2009 Film Project

The Idea: I am attempting to write and direct a short film somewhere between 2 and 5 minutes long. My main goal for this project is to emulate some of the cinematography and acting of films from the era of James Dean and Alfred Hitchcock. The Idea was originally sparked from my interest in how acting has changed over the years and curiosity about directing and editing a film. Currently I am in full swing with the project and spending numerous hours watching anything I think would be helpful and brainstorming a script. When this plan comes to fruition, which it will.... I'm hoping to have some sort of evidence that the film industry and actors have changed over the years, and that it isn't a figment of my imagination wanting to believe that things were much better back then. All in good time I guess...

Breath of life into Fixed Photography

Everything has been deleted. A temporary layout has been thrown together. Back on track with Fixed Photography. Expect More