Another cool spot to visit if you ever find yourself in Idaho is the Perrine Bridge. You may recognize it from Base Jumping videos or when Evil Knievel tried to jump the Snake River Canyon and subsequently failed. It’s a massive structure over a very deep canyon…486 feet, or to put it in perspective, 100 feet taller than the Empire State Building! Read More
Today Leslie and I headed up the Oregon Trail through Idaho. There are so many beautiful places in the USA to see, and this one we completely stumbled upon. Read More
While I don’t in any way consider myself a photographer, I probably shoot at least a minimum of a 1000 photos per month. These next selections are a few of my favorites I shot while traveling in 2011.
Angry Woebots at Art Whino in DC.
Random Boba Fett outside Comic Con NYC.
Damion Silver’s basement.
“The Art Hustle”, Boston, MA.
Kngee in his studio in Boston, MA.
Lamour Supreme live painting in NYC.
Luke Chuen in DC.
Smut Villain in Brooklyn, NY.
Team Sweet in Mystic, CT.
Stephen Powers in Brooklyn, NY.
As you’ve seen on the blog, I do a shit ton of traveling. Mostly work related, but that is besides the point. I have pulled together quite the selection of backpacks, cases, luggage, and all around awesome bags that will make people forget about that Nickelback concert you went to. Read More
When it comes to China, the weird, well at least to me, sticks out like a sore thumb. Not to say that any of this is bad, it just took some time getting used to it. Read More
Coming into China I didn’t really know what I was in for in terms of the environment. I knew that it was going to be jam packed with people, but knew little about the climate and surroundings. Read More
Coming from the states, China is a whole other planet. Buildings there seem to spring out of necessity and the sheer amount of inhabitants. Read More
WHICKED DOPE BRO!!!!!!!!!
This post was inspired by Joe’s post. I really think North Dakota is my favorite landscape on Earth. I have always loved the open plains and shit you would normally see in westerns and North Dakota is all that and a bag of sunflower seeds. If you like unspoiled nature where animals still roam wild (within their fenced-in borders) you have to check out Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. The following photos were taken by Leslie and I with a Canon G9 during a 2 hour drive through the park. I can’t imagine what you would see if you stayed even longer… Read More
Charleston has a rich and diverse history. It was one of the first places to allow Jews to practice their faith without restriction and yet it was the largest drop point for the slave trade. Also, this is where the Civil War began.
OLD SOUTH
