The Concorde
Travel is a key to creativity. It opens many doors. Sometime, however, a lot of what one sees is the "tourist" part of the world.
While visiting New York City, I had the chance to visit the Intrepid Naval Museum. They have one of my favorite inventions: The Concorde. While it sadly no longer flies, it's innovation and triumph of aerospace remains.
This tourist trap was hard to photograph but a unique perspective on an over-shot item makes for an interesting view.
Steps of McCormick
As a cinematographer and director, I am commonly on shoots. Some of them are exciting, some of them are lucrative, and some of them are just to pay the bills. But no matter what should I go on, one of my favorite things is The photography I get while I'm on these shoots. Even the most boring shoot, I can find something exciting to photograph. It's not for the client, it's not for the producer, or for the project, these are photographs just for me.
When the iPhone came out, I was excited and saw some real potential. When the iPad came out, many wrote it off as a "giant iPod Touch." I wrote an article about how it would change my life and many others' lives and industries. I'm going on record that the Watch is going to do the same.
But this is my site devoted to photography and, as such, I'll narrow my focus and say that while the iPhone changed my photography (for the better) I'm looking forward to the potential of how the Apple Watch will change photography. There are some neat apps for controlling one's iPhone camera from the iPhone. I imagine the app could also be modifiedor someone could make an app to remotely control a DSLR, mirrorless or other camera too.
I think it will even go further than that but just for now, as of March 22, 2015, I'm making the call, again, on the future of this new device. The Apple Watch had some really amazing prospects in its future. I can't wait to see what we can do with it.
My Apple Watch of choice: Apple Watch Sport, 42mm, silver and white or, if I really spring for it, the Apple Watch, 42mm Space Black.