On the Road: Photographer proves strangers are friends you haven't met yet.
As part of CBS News's continuing series "On the Road," Steve Hartman meets a New York photographer who asks strangers on the street to pose as though they're couples, friends or family.
I dare you to watch this and keep from melting just a little.
Here's more about Richard Rinaldi and his project at the Kickstarter page where he sought funding for a book version of Touching Strangers.
We all experience moments when everything seems perfect | We're here to share them
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Friday, October 25, 2013
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Just Do the Distance
Central Arizona Project canals snake through Phoenix. These are great running paths in the winter. Hot ones in the summer.
As I ran along this path today, I remembered the words of a good friend and runner who always coached me: "Nevermind the speed, do the distance."
This photo is one in my 2011 One a Day photo project which I display on Flickr/RobinJP.
Robin, Tempe
As I ran along this path today, I remembered the words of a good friend and runner who always coached me: "Nevermind the speed, do the distance."
This photo is one in my 2011 One a Day photo project which I display on Flickr/RobinJP.
Robin, Tempe
Labels:
Perfect Moment Project,
persevering,
photography,
sports
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Tyler Sharp: Respect, genuine interest and soulful moments in photography
I love photographs. Still photos let you savor a moment. The way a photo stops the action can sometimes say so much more than video ... and certainly more than 1,000 words.
One of my favorite photo sites is Pictory, which its founder Laura Brunow Miner calls a showcase of life through true photo stories.
Perhaps there is more to these slices of life we call Perfect Moments than just noticing them. I don't think we create them, but maybe the way we live, the way we interact with others helps create a spirit that allows them to happen.
Tyler is a professional photographer. He gets paid for his work. I am going to sneak in a picture here to show you that it's very worth your while to go check out his work:
Thanks, Tyler. You help me add a little clarity to this thing we call Perfect Moments.
Robin, Tempe
One of my favorite photo sites is Pictory, which its founder Laura Brunow Miner calls a showcase of life through true photo stories.
Tyler Sharp, a photographer from Texas, has been published in Pictory more than any other person. The following is an excerpt from his profile page on Pictory. What he said about soulful moments (the underline is mine) makes me think of Perfect Moments.
What are your favorite things to photograph?
Serendipity. I am a very spiritual person, and I try to let that guide my photography and storytelling as much as possible. I have found that when you approach subjects or locations with a respect and a genuine interest in the culture, serendipitous, soulful moments find you. I crave adventure, and in some cases danger. I am hopelessly addicted to the wilds of Africa, and the uncertainty and raw beauty you find there every day. I prefer natural light, and love to shoot under a Comanche moon. Moon Shadows!
Perhaps there is more to these slices of life we call Perfect Moments than just noticing them. I don't think we create them, but maybe the way we live, the way we interact with others helps create a spirit that allows them to happen.
Tyler is a professional photographer. He gets paid for his work. I am going to sneak in a picture here to show you that it's very worth your while to go check out his work:
Thanks, Tyler. You help me add a little clarity to this thing we call Perfect Moments.
Robin, Tempe
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
The Ass Family's car...
Hahaha. I didn't take this photo, but I love it. We all need a sense of humor.
I think these guys are neighbors of the Weisenheimers who live down the street.
Robin, Tempe
Friday, March 19, 2010
24 Hours in New York: Hate to lose the art of publishing
So sorry. It seems that this cool tool to read a magazine online has been removed.
I'll replace if I find a live link.
I'll replace if I find a live link.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Saturday, August 22, 2009
PhotoFunia and other cool time-wasters
The Bloggess had a funny blog this week about ways to avoid getting fired over your Facebook and Twitter and other Social Network postings. She's so funny.
It was pretty much that you just create a fake Facebook page for your boss and then mess with him.
Funny enough. Yeeaaah. But she also pointed me to this funny time-waster Web site: PhotoFunia. And I'm having some good times.
Cause sometimes you gotta just play.
Robin, Tempe
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Perfect summer, a little coaster love

Making memories.
Those two at the top are having the time of their lives at Great America, San Francisco's theme park.
Avi and Zev's mom took this photo of a Perfect Summer Day. School's out. Mom has taken the kids to a fantastic playground full of thrills. And all is well with the world.
Isn't this a perfect image of a carefree day?
Great America has rides called Survivor, Delirium, Demon. I'm hoping this one was more like Kiddie Roller Ride, but not sure. I think both of these kids can take more stomach-turning thrills than their Auntie.
Next year: Flight Deck!!
Auntie Robin, Tempe
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Sour cool video:
Coordinating people around the world
You could say this is just cool.
Could also say it is about coordinating movement across performers and dividing the screen space up in creative ways... and perhaps a study in patience.
The video producers said:
This music video was shot for Sour’s ‘Hibi no Neiro’ (Tone of everyday) from their first mini album ‘Water Flavor EP’. The cast were selected from the actual Sour fan base, from many countries around the world. Each person and scene was filmed purely via webcam.
Video's director: Masashi Kawamura + Hal Kirkland + Magico Nakamura + Masayoshi Nakamura
Here's more about Sour and the video.
Monday, June 15, 2009
My first Polyvore set
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
tumblr. my current treasure chest of discoveries

Oh, look, over there.
Thanks, Capt-Namy and your sad art gallery... whoever you are.
Loving the clever pages on Tumblr these days.
RobinJP, Tempe
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Unlocking the mysteries of Polyvore:
Designing women
'The Perfect Afternoon' by Grace Phillips
I had no idea the depths of Polyvore. I actually had never heard of Polyvore. You see I don't have a 12-year-old daughter. But I flew into D.C. yesterday and spent a lovely afternoon with my niece Gracie.
I cannot begin to do justice to how exciting Polyvore is. Let me just say this is the land of some great graphic designers: Z0E[the]HiPPiE ♥brooke21♥ Fashion-a-Holic GOLDiELOX™ and many more.
Back in the day, girls (and yes they are mostly girls) had to scrounge magazines, cut them up, find poster board and create collages that, once glued down, were set, uneditable and after a short stint taped on the wall, spent a few dusty years behind the dresser.
With Polyvore, designers can make a super cool collage in minutes and share it with all their friends and Polyvore contacts for ever.
Some of their work is on the next page...
.. this is part of a 3 item set by Fashion-a-Holic
... and a piece by Z0E[the]HiPPiE made for MadMango
... and I will finish with one more by Gracie ( GOLDiELOX™ ) that she made for turtlelover12.
Thanks, Gracie. Love your work.
Robin, temporarily in Washington, D.C.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Have you ever tried clothes on in Costco?


Adam said it all when he shared this Perfect Moment last weekend on Twitter.
Adam Nollmeyer, ACMEPhotography, Phoenix
What does Acme mean?
Acme means “The Best of Something.”
Adam strives to provide excellent photography to showcase you, your business, emotion, or your story by creating powerful images.
Check out Adam's blog.
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