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What's New
KQED Photo of The Day - June 05, 2004
Photographs from Moments and Light will be featured on KQED's website http://www.kqed.org in their Photo Of The Day section.
I Believe I Can Fly
June 06, 2004
Ripples of Life
June 09, 2004
Color Magic
June 16, 2004
Every Day is a Winding Road
June 17, 2004
They will also be available in the KQED gallery for June 2004 at http://www.kqed.org/topics/local/june04
Portfolio Presentation - December 29, 2003
A Moments and Light 'Portfolio Presentation' has been added. The presentation was created using Flash - so you'll need Macromedia Flash installed in your browser to view it.
Calendar Section Added - July 01, 2003
A Moments and Light Calendar section has been added. The calendar-view page displays the images used in the actual printed calendar.
New Images Added - June 29, 2003
More images have been added to the 'Nature', 'People', 'Architecture' and 'B&W' sections of the portfolio. Although most of these images were shot early on, they're being posted now for completeness.
Mainstream M&L photography put on hold - April 02, 2003
There's been a major setback to M&L mainstream photography. Customs officers in India detained essential equipment during a trip. Pleas to redeem/re-export the equipment have been bluntly rejected. As a result, M&L photography has been put on hold indefinitely. :-(
New Images Added to 'Nature'. Project "Waitin' on Joe" put on hold. - February 19, 2003
New images have been added to the 'Nature' section of the portfolio. Due to an upcoming trip, the project "Waitin' on Joe" has been temporarily put on hold. The project will hopefully commence by May 2003.
'Architecture' and New Images - February 14, 2003
The 'Architecture' area has been added to the portfolio. New images have been added to the 'Nature', 'People' and 'Black & White' areas. Please click on the 'Portfolio' link to view the changes.
Project Waitin' on Joe* - February 08, 2003
Although the title sounds naive, I believe this subject is photographically heavy. It's about us human beings waiting on that illusive dream while life passes us by. I have a feeling that observing and 'recognizing' a shot conforming to this theme will be pretty challenging out on the street. We'll see how it goes... :-)
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For those who've no idea what 'Waitin' on Joe' is all about, here's a brief transcript of the opening of Steve Azar's music video "Waitin' on Joe"
*Waitin' on Joe :: Steve Azar :: Mercury Records
[Morgan Freeman opens the video with this narration:]
I don't know about anywhere else, but I reckon right here in the delta, man spends about 70% of his time just waiting; waiting on somebody; waiting on something.
Yea, there's something in our lives that we've been working on, sweating for, chasing that illusive dream.
Most of us will keep waiting until our time here's over.
Why?
'Cause it matters.
Hmph!
Sometimes I wonder what we're really waiting on, is ourselves; that maybe there's a whole lot of Joe deep down inside each and everyone of us.
We focus so much on what we're waiting for, that we miss or forget to appreciate what we've got.
Through this, there'll always be something we'll need or want, something we feel we have to have, a yearning for... something missing...
We could wonder how long it's gonna take, or how much must one endure?
Or we could wonder, "Are we just wasting our lives... Waitin' on Joe...?"
[This is where the song starts.]
In the video, I personally like the part that goes...
Towboat's - a - leavin' 'cause it don't care...
what's not on board and who's not there...
Once that whistle blows, down the mighty river it rolls
Man, if I could be more like that,
I'd get on with my life and never look back,
instead of waitin' on Joe...
Video Link (courtesy launch.com) - Click here to view the video
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