February 13, 2008
ramping up my getty stock!
just had an image boost on my getty catalog. very cool to see the stock catalog growing after years of producing. tons of work and thanks to all that i shot! here are just a few of the new ones now on RM Getty Images. Lot of kids, families and lots of mountain sports.
big thanks to all at aurora for getting it all placed so well.
always looking for content to produce and as soon as the blog is complete is will include upcoming productions, and models wanted. thanks!
big thanks to all at aurora for getting it all placed so well.
always looking for content to produce and as soon as the blog is complete is will include upcoming productions, and models wanted. thanks!
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January 30, 2008
Photography Presentation at Sierra Club of Los Angeles
The Sierra Club of Los Angeles will be hosting photographer Ian Shive this coming February 11, 2007, for a journey through some of Ian’s images from California and around the world. The event is free and all are welcome to attend. Details are below.
February 11, 2008 @ 7:30pm
Felicia Mahood Center
11338 Santa Monica Boulevard @ Corinth Avenue
Los Angeles, California
**venue is two blocks west of the 405 freeway
more info:
http://ianshive.wordpress.com/
February 11, 2008 @ 7:30pm
Felicia Mahood Center
11338 Santa Monica Boulevard @ Corinth Avenue
Los Angeles, California
**venue is two blocks west of the 405 freeway
more info:
http://ianshive.wordpress.com/
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Photograph South East Asia with AdventureSnap ~ December 7-20, 2008
Come shoot, learn and relax with ADVENTURE SNAP! Learn digital photography, digital asset management, meta data, the business of stock, editorial, assignment work, and photoshop in casual group learning and shooting.
Bangkok, Siem Reap, Angkor Wat Temple complex, Phnom Penh, Vientiane, Vang Vieng, Luang Prabang
Step into three incredible countries with diverse landscapes and explore their hidden gems and famous landmarks, all providing moments to be captured for eternity. From the back lanes and chaos of Bangkok to the serenity of Angkor, and the French influence of Luang Prabang, you will be amazed at the variety in this cross-country adventure.
Day 1 Arrive Bangkok
Arrive in Bangkok at any time.
Day 2 Bangkok
Bangkok truly is the essence of Thailand with its chaotic streets and busy canals, tranquil temples, colourful markets, and food that defies description.
Day 3-5 Siem Reap/Angkor Wat
The Khmer Empire gave rise to one of the world's finest artistic heritages. At the Empire's peak in the 12th century, Khmer civilization culminated in the construction of the massive Angkor Wat, one of Asia's most incredible sites, which is a tantalizing blend of Hindu and Buddhist art and architecture.
Day 6-7 Phnom Penh
Explore this pleasant riverside city of cafes, shady streets and thriving markets full of vibrant textiles and curios.
Day 8-9 Vientiane
Quiet and relaxed, the capital city has a wealth of charms to offer from its eclectic blend of French and Lao architecture, to the uncluttered streets, riverside cafes, and quiet temples.
Day 10 Vang Vieng
Admire the fantastic limestone karst scenery, wander through the local markets, or take a walk along the river. The numerous caves and endless rice fields make this off-the-beaten-path destination so beautiful.
Day 11-12 Luang Prabang
Once home to Laotian kings, this is a beautiful town filled with historic temples, a multi-ethnic population, rich culture, vibrant markets, stylish coffee houses, and textile treasures.
Day 13 Bangkok
Leave sleepy, laid back Laos behind and return to the hussle and bustle of Bangkok for a farewell dinner.
Day 14 Depart Bangkok
Group Size
Min 7, Max 14
Group Leader
Tour Leader, local guides
Accommodation
Hotel (12 nts)
Transport
Train, aircon bus, boat, walking, bicycle, plane.
Meals Included
No meals are included.
Meal Budget
Allow USD190 for meals not included. For additional expenses, see dossier.
Airfare
Not included, estimate Los Angles to Bangkok - $1000. Do not buy the airfare until 4 months out from trip with trip confirmation.
TOUR PRICE: $2600.

Come shoot, learn and relax with ADVENTURE SNAP! Learn digital photography, digital asset management, meta data, the business of stock, editorial, assignment work, and photoshop in casual group learning and shooting.
Bangkok, Siem Reap, Angkor Wat Temple complex, Phnom Penh, Vientiane, Vang Vieng, Luang Prabang
Step into three incredible countries with diverse landscapes and explore their hidden gems and famous landmarks, all providing moments to be captured for eternity. From the back lanes and chaos of Bangkok to the serenity of Angkor, and the French influence of Luang Prabang, you will be amazed at the variety in this cross-country adventure.
Day 1 Arrive Bangkok
Arrive in Bangkok at any time.
Day 2 Bangkok
Bangkok truly is the essence of Thailand with its chaotic streets and busy canals, tranquil temples, colourful markets, and food that defies description.
Day 3-5 Siem Reap/Angkor Wat
The Khmer Empire gave rise to one of the world's finest artistic heritages. At the Empire's peak in the 12th century, Khmer civilization culminated in the construction of the massive Angkor Wat, one of Asia's most incredible sites, which is a tantalizing blend of Hindu and Buddhist art and architecture.
Day 6-7 Phnom Penh
Explore this pleasant riverside city of cafes, shady streets and thriving markets full of vibrant textiles and curios.
Day 8-9 Vientiane
Quiet and relaxed, the capital city has a wealth of charms to offer from its eclectic blend of French and Lao architecture, to the uncluttered streets, riverside cafes, and quiet temples.
Day 10 Vang Vieng
Admire the fantastic limestone karst scenery, wander through the local markets, or take a walk along the river. The numerous caves and endless rice fields make this off-the-beaten-path destination so beautiful.
Day 11-12 Luang Prabang
Once home to Laotian kings, this is a beautiful town filled with historic temples, a multi-ethnic population, rich culture, vibrant markets, stylish coffee houses, and textile treasures.
Day 13 Bangkok
Leave sleepy, laid back Laos behind and return to the hussle and bustle of Bangkok for a farewell dinner.
Day 14 Depart Bangkok
Group Size
Min 7, Max 14
Group Leader
Tour Leader, local guides
Accommodation
Hotel (12 nts)
Transport
Train, aircon bus, boat, walking, bicycle, plane.
Meals Included
No meals are included.
Meal Budget
Allow USD190 for meals not included. For additional expenses, see dossier.
Airfare
Not included, estimate Los Angles to Bangkok - $1000. Do not buy the airfare until 4 months out from trip with trip confirmation.
TOUR PRICE: $2600.

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[March 2, 2008 04:44 AM]
francisco sandoval said:
I would love to make it for that trip, but I think there is plenty time left to think about it....Feel free to contact me to arrange something if you ever want to come down here to Guatemala, I will be glad to show you around and make nice pics too. www.franciscosandoval.com
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