Roaming

I took a walk up to the top of Cave Rock today. t'was nice.

Looking Sheepish

Endorphins

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A Hidden Woods Media ORIGINAL EDIT

From 2006/2007:

Hidden Woods Media (Very First Edit) from David Stewart on Vimeo.

Back in my freshman year, with my very first camera, I recorded these images and edited them together knowing the very basics of Final Cut. It was the first edit I ever made under the title of 'Hidden Woods Media' and I think it's pretty cool to remember and see this. There's a bit of footage from 8th Grade as well. Check it out!

Shot by Corey Hansen, Hobie Hansen, and David Stewart
Edited by David Stewart

Skiers:
Greg Smith (RIP)
Corey Hansen
Erik Hansen
Katie Stewart
David Stewart
Jason Arens
Colby Albino (I think)
& Dylan O'hara

Haha.

Floating Neither Up or Down

From the same day as my last photo, just photoshopped to look a bit different. I am really looking forward to getting out of Tahoe so I can start to shoot a little bit more than strictly trees, snow, water, and mountains.

I Drew a Blank, We Put It In a Frame

Yesterday I took a stroll along Regan Beach. Though I was looking for fresh air over pictures, I brought my D200 along, mostly because it was in the back of my car. I ended up trudging through lots of cold snow, getting my socks all wet, and almost losing a few fingers to frostbite. A few minutes through my walk, though, I stumbled upon this rather cool looking boat house, so I snapped a few photos of it. I liked this one the best.

'twas a grey day.

Digging Holes From Water

For a while I'm not going to be posting videos on this blog. I find that my interest varies between video and photography, going from one to the other on almost a month by month basis. So--for a while at least--I'll be posting my photography and hopefully telling stories to go with the pictures I post.

2/1/10

Before I was granted the privilege from the DMV to get behind the wheel of a car, I used to find myself wandering in and around my neighborhood, camera around my neck. It seems that the second I was able to drive, I stopped doing that. Today, upon driving home with my windows down (because it was nice and warm, roughly 45 degrees) I found myself REALLY not wanting to go into the confinement of my house. I thought of where I could go to take some photos, but I felt--and still feel like--I've hit almost every halfway decent place on South Shore to go. So I grabbed my D200, tossed it around my neck, and went on a walk through Roundhill (my neighborhood). It didn't result in the most compelling photos ever, but I still enjoyed the idea of creating interesting photos when being surrounded by nothing all too cool. I also felt like doing some soft focus work. This is what I came out with: