So this morning I found out that the guys at CSSElite.com have accepted my site for their gallery showcase! Which of course is awesome news to me! Thanks to those guys at CSSElite.com for their support, please check them out when you get the chance!

I also was surfing on Wired.com yesterday when I came across this site, www.thebigwordproject.com.
Now these guys have done something similar to the Million dollar webpage ($1 for a pixel banner, etc). Where they imported the entire dictionary, and you, the user, could buy a word, for a $1 a letter. I ended up buying automotive and vehicle, and it was actually noticed by the guys that run the site. Check out their blog for their favorite photo sites!

Also, if you guys are interested, there is another site that displays random CSS websites, this can be found at www.cssrand.com. It’s worth checking out.

So, this guy has dedication. Johnny Ngo is from the bay area, and his car was finished a little late for him to make entry in a car show here in Seattle. However, he still made the drive up here to make promise on having me shoot it. It all paid off for us as the car was featured on the cover of Performance Auto and Sound. This would make it my 5th cover. This shot, was shot on Yesler Bridge over I-5.

Take a long hard look at this car while you can. It doesn’t exist anymore, as far as you know, this is just a figment of your imagination. Not too long after I shoot his car for this feature, he got into a really bad accident and the car was pretty much totalled. Drew was made an amazing recovery and wish him the best. The pictures were eventually shot for Performance VW magazine, based in the UK.

You can really only get this picture during the winter, the traffic with the sunset and the city make this image. It was freezing cold, but I managed to get a good shot of the city at Sunset with a great sunset.

There are times of the year where a photographer waits for that ONE shot that will make him happy. This could be one of those moments. It was a warm day in Seattle, it had rained the previous days (which cleans up the air here) and the moon was supposed to be out in full effect.