It’s been 12 years since the Tribeca Film Festival has opened its door to filmakers. I’ve always wanted to attend the festival but never had the opportunity to go. Now that I’m closer to New York there’s a possibility that I can still make it. Lately, I’ve been reading about a few films in the … Continue reading »
Yesterday, I had the opportunity to capture the Immigration Reform Rally in DC. Thousands of people from all over the US showed up to support the rally. The purpose of the event was to push Congress to approve immigration measures that would grant 11 million immigrants living in the United States illegally, a path toward citizenship. Individuals who participated … Continue reading »
It looks like Canon added another camera to the market. The T5i is the newest camera from the Canon Rebel Series. There are a few differences between the T5i and T4i. The new EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM lesns is an improvement from the last because it’s designed to focus quickly and silently for both stills and … Continue reading »
From glasses, android phones and laptops, Google has continued to produced great products. Recently, google has released one of their newest products, the Chromebook Pixel. The 3.3 pound, 12.85″ touchscreen laptop with a 2,560 x 1,700-pixel display is priced close to the MacBook pro. Pricing for the basic Pixel which is Wi-Fi only, starts at $1,300 … Continue reading »
Google recently gave the world an update regarding their new product, Google Glass. The company annoucned that they are taking the product from “project” phase to an intensive testing phase. For those that don’t understand Glass, it allows users to take “pictures or record video without using their hands, send the images to friends or … Continue reading »
For the first time in my life I experienced the Chinese New Year celebration in DC. Growing up I always saw the celebration on tv but this was my first time being apart of the festivities. Although it was cold and windy I had a great time. The celebration started off with a parade that circled Chinatown and … Continue reading »
Street Etiquette has curated Nike‘s celebration of Black History Month (#BHM) with a new campaign, called “Be Bold. Be True.” Not unlike other Nike campaigns, the short narrative strikes a core within the viewer, and of course this isn’t the first time The Swoosh has endorsed a quad-syllabic, ethnically-drivencampaign. The difference with “Be Bold. Be True.” is that … Continue reading »
Last week, I had my first lifestyle photo shoot in D.C. Although this was my first time doing a lifestyle shoot, I had a great time shooting, learning and capturing the moment. My purpose for the shoot was to capture the energy and life of normal activities in a few spots around D.C. A few days … Continue reading »
It’s good to step out of the everyday routine for a while and see something different. Last month I took a train from DC to the Inner Harbor in Baltimore, MD to escape from DC. The trip was well worth my time because I was able to sit back, relax and enjoy my mini vacation … Continue reading »
November 26th, I had an extremely great time at my art exhibit, Passport Destination: Berlin and I would like to thank everyone for attending to show their support! The event was far better than what I expected. I’m glad I was able to successfully take people to a few of my favorite spots in Berlin, Germany without … Continue reading »
