Visual adventure from Carlos Eliason
The forest, someone special, a coastline or two, a healing cabin and maybe some whiskey; I don’t know of many better ways to recharge your batteries. I’ve been here before, in this place called the Pinewood Palace in Mendocino, CA, but it ceases to tire. It keeps a special place in my head and my … Continue reading A cabin nestled in the woods
I love me a creepy space and with Halloween coming up, what better time to take a tour of the Ice Blocks Development in Sacramento? I’ve had the brilliant opportunities of capturing some amazing redevelopment projects in downtown for my job and this one is no different. A full story is up on the City’s blog. … Continue reading The Ice Blocks Development – Sacramento, CA
On a bright clear day on Lake Natoma I got the chance to take some photos with fitness maven, Kelsey Jacoby. When an old friend told me she needed some fitness photos, I jumped to the chance. Loving new challenges always pushes me in the right direction and taking a few for Kelsey Jacoby, Lifestyle … Continue reading Fitness photos for Kelsey Jacoby
Eight miles at Hidden Falls in Auburn, Californian foothills, 95F, and few photos… A beer sure tasted good after this one. Continue reading A walk through the forest
What better way to spend a Friday morning with some newborn puppies and other dogs that are in desperate need of being adopted! Such a moving experience hanging out with a few dogs that will definitely be taken home by a loving family and the flip side: those that might not make it past the … Continue reading Visit to Front Street Animal Shelter
I think about it all too often. Every other week or so, something jams my memory, and nostalgia sets in. It’s November, 2014 and I’m traveling towards a distance island in the upper North Atlantic ocean; ready for mostly anything but mostly, ready to learn something entirely new. The Iceland that I wanted lies somewhere … Continue reading When you leave, Iceland leaves with you
Summer and sprinklers never disappoint You know its hot when the sun bakes your camera, making it too much to touch. Emily Kiyomi and I were willing to brave an afternoon in August several years back on the Sacramento State campus. Summer meant the grounds were a ghost-town, the hot sun further guaranteed that fact. … Continue reading Light is where you find it
