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Whenever I find interesting art at Burning Man, I try to take photos of it at least four times throughout the day. Sunrise, middle of the day, sunset, and finally at night. Most of the art is lit up in completely unexpected ways depending on the time so it's almost like the art lives and breathes with the playa. This piece was made by Laura Kimpton. Burning Man, Nevada
I took a boat out at 4 o'dark to try to find some of these fisherman early in the morning. This is on the Li River in southern China. I was in another boat, not much bigger or safer than this one, and we were speeding along at a break neck pace. The water was black; the sky was black. My mood was dark. I can't believe we didn't have some terrible boat accident into the empty black, but everything turned out okay, and then we found this wonderful fisherman coming out of the fog. Li River, China Click here to read the rest of this post at the Stuck in Customs blog.
After Google hosted me for a huge PhotoWalk, we ended at this Italian restaurant atop a building in Harajuku. There were over a hundred people inside at the party. I gave a speech about the effects of Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints on the Impressionist movement and how this tradition now continues as we all influence one another. Right after that, I discovered there was a huge balcony out the side door with an amazing view of the city! I went out there with Vic Gundotra, Bradley Horowitz and a few others to grab a shot of the view. Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan
