It’s been awhile since I posted. Real life got in the way, as they say…

Since version 4.0, Facebook’s Instagram(yes, let’s call a spade a fucking shovel!) has supported video playback, albeit only video recorded from the app itself. Today, that changed…

Note: The following post was copied almost verbatim from a post I made over on Talk Nightlife. But it’s important enough to post here.

Shooting fireworks is a bit challenging…

Over the past long weekend, I took a little road trip once again to Key West. For one, it’s a relaxing journey, except for the maddening stretch of highways ranging from the Downtown Miami core to the southern reaches of Miami-Dade County. But after that, it’s relatively smooth sailing…

Miami has been undergoing a huge transformation over the past decade and change. From the building of the Biscayne Wall during the real estate boom, to the current revitalization projects going on in Wynwood, the wave of gentrification has crashed upon our fair shores. However, too much of a good thing isn’t necessarily better…

You certainly can’t force the creative process.

Sorry for the lack of updates over the past six weeks. I’ve been quite busy with a lot of random stuff, including Conference activities. Also, for whatever reason, the writing bug didn’t bite me in any real fashion. But, Conference has passed, and I do have something to write about…

It’s approaching the peak of the Miami nightclub season. Winter Music Conference/Miami Music Week/Ultra Week, or whatever the kids choose to call it nowadays is just around the corner.

And, the dance music and entertainment media organizations are lining up their strategies for coverage…

It’s easy to find one of those ‘common’ locations to shoot scenics and landscapes from. In Miami they abound, especially this angle of Brickell from Hobie Beach on Key Biscayne…