If you haven’t checked out The Photography Post yet, stop doing math with your abacus and get on it!!  It’s only the hottest thing since Conscientious or APE.  Forreals.  I’ll let them explain:
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They did a quick interview of my experience as a PDN 30 recipient.  Check it out.

Lucky pets!  What a great view.

Been on the move lately.  West coast, Caribbean, shoots for WIRED, Monocle, etc.  I’ll update all that in good time.  For now, I hope you’ll check out my friend Will Robson-Scott’s new website.  He was in town this weekend from London and we caught up on all our photographic activities.  Here we are wearing matching oxfords.  Two dapper lads.

Will’s been busy and making some great work.  Check out some of his from his series “In Dogs we Trust.“  The astute observer will notice none other than Martin Parr (!!!!) with his dog Ruby and Estevan Oriol with Joker, Cypress, and Topps:

Also, check his series on the London Grime scene.  Just amazing!

Thanks for the inspiration mate.

Just a quick post to let you know that I’ll be traveling for the next 2 weeks.  I’m off to Portland, Salt Lake City, and Los Angeles.  Please email me if you need anything shot in those cities.

Ahh.  How I wish it was the summer again.  Continuing on the California theme from the last post, here is a photograph from the my last trip to Los Angeles in July 2009.
View from Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles, CA 2009.  Photo by Emiliano Granado.

And a little video that sets the mood and was shot at the Griffith Observatory, too.

By now, some of you have received my New Year postcard.  Here is a digital version for all of you that aren’t on my mailing list.  If you’d like to receive future postcards, please send me your address.  I’d be happy to include you in future mailings.

Fireworks in the sky.  La Plata, Argentina, 2009.  Photo by Emiliano Granado.

And thanks to Graham and Nate for sending me cards from California.

Thanks guys, love this.