Apple iCrane
For when you just absolutely have to have those glass ceilings on your new flagship store, there’s no substitute for the Apple iCrane. Apple’s Third Street Promenade store is moving to new digs south of Santa Monica Boulevard. It makes sense for them to want to be closer to the new Santa Monica Place mall, an area generally considered to be the heart of downtown Santa Monica. This photo was shot from the north corner of Santa Monica and Fourth Street, across from REI (the former site of Santa Monica City Hall).
Stop Shooting Your Dinner
The Annenberg Space for Photography in Century City (sitting beneath the offices of both Creative Artists Agency and the Annenberg Foundation) is pairing with Craft to offer 10% off dinner to any of the exhibit’s attendees.
Who Shot Rock & Roll opens on June 23 ~ October 7, 2012 and features images from over 100 iconic photographers. Organized by the Brooklyn Museum with guest curator Gail Buckland, the exhibit spotlights the creative and collaborative role that photographers have played in the history of rock music.
If there’s one thing I hate about myself, it’s the weakness I experience whenever a beautiful plate of food is placed before me. You see, I feel a compulsion to take a photograph of it, which is then followed by an even greater urge to publish that photo on the internet.
It’s time for a change, so let’s take advantage of what all that TV Guide money can do and try mixing food and photos another way.
The fascia of a 300SL Gullwing
Beautiful shot in the desert sun — I wish I knew the name of the paint color. Also, what year model is it?
Archer Goodness
I was watching everyone sit in the waiting room during cancer surgery when I noticed this little gem.
QuantumTom 