Archive for September, 2011
Shanghai Huangpu River Time Lapse
September 17th, 2011I have started fooling around a bit with time lapse videos. Nothing fancy. Just a series of JPGs all strung together into a little video using Quicktime. They are imperfect. Low-res. Herky jerky. Frames sometimes out of order. BUT, they are kind of fun. Here is the first one.
Sense of place image – I beg your indulgence once more – Which do you like?
September 8th, 2011I am begging your indulgence once more – which of these ‘sense of place’ images do you like (if any)? Let me know your thoughts!
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- B/W Mongolia Gers
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- Flaming Gas Crater in Darvaza Turkmenistan
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- Mongolia Ger Star Trails
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- Mongolian Urtz Winter Star Trails
I need more of your help! Which Portrait do you like?
September 8th, 2011I need more help from everyone out there – which portrait (if any!) do you love? Can’t decide? Tell which one(s) you like. Or if you really don’t like one tell me that too!
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- Indian Farmer Woman
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- Ladakh Tradtional Woman
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- Lake Khovsgol Goat Jacket
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- Mongolian Cowboy
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- Tsaatan Man with Reindeer
Shanghai Photo – Vote for Your Favourite
September 8th, 2011Just looking for a little help from everyone out there on their favourite Shanghai photo of these three. Let me know in the comments which (if any!) you like…..
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- Shangai’s Yu Gardens and Pudong Skyline
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- Shanghai Pudong Panoramic Skyline
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- Shanghai’s Historic Bund
Case da Abitare does Toronto – September 2011 Issue
September 6th, 2011In late May I had the opportunity to wander back to my hometown, Toronto, to shoot a city feature for Italian design magazine Case da Abitare (http://atcasa.corriere.it/Casedaabitare) Check out the website for more stories in the Sept issue, or click here to take a look at the PDF: Case da Abitare Toronto Feature – Photographed by Andrew Rowat
The wonderful thing about this shoot is I hadn’t really lived in Toronto since I left for University when I was 18 – it was a way to re-discover and re-connect with all of the wonderful neighbourhoods and people. And from New York it is a quick hop skip and a jump.
