Don't call Ella cheap, but she did just get less expensive. Take an extra 30% off her 2011 calendar when you enter the coupon code EARLYBIRD305 at checkout! (Offer good through November 15, 2010.)
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Though Laura and I have fallen down on the job for the past few years, we've finally gotten it together enough to publish a sequel to the immensely popular Ella-Vation 2006 and Ella-Tion 2007 calendars.
Yes, our furry little 33-pound calendar girl is back in her biggest productino ever, with an extra month thrown in for free:
Ella-Mental 2011 13-Month Calendar
For a limited time, only $14.39! Order all you want. We'll print more.
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Finally, for a little closure, clicking this photograph will take you to a Flickr set of my choices for the best pictures from our trip. Relax, there are only 148.
But if you want to see more, way more, you can sample this collection instead.
egypt | jordan | malta | mediterranean adventure 2008 | photos | rome
Gothamist today has a fascinating interview with wunderkind photographer Bill Wadman about his ongoing 365 Portraits project. Our own ![[info]](http://stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small}
steelbrassnwood gets a shout-out:
What's been the most interesting shoot so far? There are so many that it’s hard to single out one most interesting shoot, but there are a few that stick out in my memory. For example, back in February I shot a woman named Margot Stevenson on her 95th birthday, or the time I introduced myself to and shot Ken Ficara in Prospect Park, or this past Monday when I shot director Michael Kang in Washington Square Park. Each day is a different little story and I think that adds to the project. I've also become friends with a number of my subjects, which is a nice ancillary benefit. [full interview](It's kind of funny that Bill says he introduced himself to Ken and shot him. Like a scene from a Brooklyn gangster movie!)
Besides Ken, friends of mine who've showed up on the site include Jordana Drell Rosen, Christopher Rivera, Nuno Santos, and the inexplicably controversial Nicki Bosch. (Oh, yeah, and there was mine, too, which I was very pleased with.) Laura signed up long ago, and while Bill and I both keep trying to twist her arm, she hasn't picked a date. Yet.
By the way, I think last night's portrait is one of the most stunning so far, simply in terms of color, composition, and the serendipitous appearance of birds.
Via John Klima:
Plug your answer for each question into Google Image Search. Post the first image that comes up.
1. Your age on your next birthday:
2. Your favorite color:
3. Your middle name:
4. The last meal you ate:
5. Your bad habit:
Like now!
6. Your favorite fruit or vegetable:
7. Your favorite animal:
8. The town you live in:
9. The name of your pet or last pet:
10. Your significant other or best friend's nickname:
11. Your crush's name:
12. Your occupation:
13. Your birth city:
14. Your favorite song:
Hey, my good friend and screenwriting partner Christopher Rivera is featured at 365Portraits.com today! Shades of a New York that used to be, or maybe never was.
For those of you who've been shocked, shocked, at the revelation that I am not naturally blond, here is a photograph from back when I still proudly wore my natural hair color:
That was 1998. Of course, now if I stopped getting highlights my hair would be a lot less dark than that. Gray, even.
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