We were the first car on the lot at Pinnacles National Park. We had camped nearby and managed to get all packed and on the road as early as we actually said we would. Plus it was Superbowl Sunday, so the park was going to be a little lighter than usual. The weather was perfect [...]
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The Mobile Masters Session
Macworld in SF officially starts on Thursday, but this year there will be a special one day only “Mobile Masters” session, featuring talks and workshops by several fantastic iPhone photographers. This special event starts early tomorrow morning, January 30th, with a talk by Jack Hollingsworth and ends tomorrow night with a meet and greet featuring [...]
Recycled denim chalk bag
Close your eyes and think of the most thoughtful gift you could imagine your co-workers giving you on your last day at work. Following my last day at Sincerely, we headed off to a bar for farewell drinks at Rickhouse. I was handed a box full of great going away gifts: rolls of 800 ISO [...]
So long and thanks for all the Postagrams
It’s been decided that today will be my last day working as the community manager for Sincerely (makers of Postagram and other thoughtful apps). In the year and a half that I’ve been here, I’ve had some awesome opportunities, and I wanted to recap some of my personal favorite projects in this post. Tweet
Aloha and stuff
Greetings from Lahaina, a small town in West Maui. I’m here with the Sincerely/Postagram crew for a week-long workation. A small part of our team is working the Hyundai booth at the PGA tournament, while the rest of the team is working on new projects from within our comfy rental home. Fingers crossed well see [...]
Brunch with the Rice Paper Scissors crew
Doc Pop on Lightt For the second year in a row, I spent my New Years day with the gals from Rice Paper Scissors, a Vietnamese pop-up restaurant in SF. This year, however, I spent most of my time hanging in the kitchen with Katie and Valerie as they started setting up their temporary space [...]
Hipstamatic’s facial tracking experiment: Tinto 1884
I’m totally digging how Hipstamatic‘s newest lens, the Tinto 1884, uses facial recognition to recreate a pretty realistic narrow depth of field effect for portraits. Read my full review about it on the Postagram blog. Tweet
