Happy new Year

Athens@Greece

Chairs and Tables

Chalkida@Greece (part 3)

Steve McCurry's advices

• Insatiable Curiosity
• Hard work
• Leave home
• Fortitude and Determination
• Dig Deep
• Evolve, reinvent yourself, grow
• Don’t wait for the phone to ring

Read the full post here.

Chalkida@Greece

Chalkida@Greece

Merry Christmas!

Flowers

Playing the violin :)

Sunrise

iPhone photography by Chase Jarvis

More photos from a MacBook Pro

Spare time

"But if you want to make a living,

you’ll have a much easier time

if you pick one area to which

you can direct your marketing.

Do it well,

charge well,

and you’ll have plenty of time

to pursue your hummingbird project or

photographing fire hydrants

with your iPhone in your spare time."

found it here.

Details of a MacBook Pro

A car

Kyparissia December 2008

I just wish that Adobe Lightroom supported BorderFX.

Grapes at Trikala@Greece

Using Adobe Lightroom presets.

Stormy weather

Going Pro

After finishing this excellent book, I read the following:

• Have a plan
• Have a style or a vision
• Be a marketer first and a photographer second
• Start small
• Do it right

Read the rest here.

Some people

I sometimes have the feeling that some

people do not want you to succeed!

Those people can be found everywhere

and sometimes they politely, intentionally, unintentionally,

using fear, using words,

keep you down.

What you should do?

Keep working!

what do you think?

A pigeon on a table at Glyfada@Attica@Greece

Grapes

Christmas tree

Vehicles at Nenita@Chios@Greece

Reflections of the Acropolis@Athens@Greece

Talking and walking

Vision and Voice

This is yet another book from David duChemin and I am really looking forward to reading it. The book will be published by May 2010 so, until then, you have time to read other books :)

The amazon.com link of the book is here.

Three in a row

Counting

I was in my car, waiting for the traffic light to turn to green in order to go, when I saw this picture. I quickly took my iPhone and took those two pictures.

The best camera is the one that is with you.

The Acropolis from inside the Acropolis Museum