01.01.10

Here’s to a new year of making images and films. 2009 was better to me than I deserve and as such I feel very blessed.

I’m really excited about 2010 and the projects I’m working on right now and have planned for the future. At some point I’ll be outlining these on my projects page, which, to this point hasn’t served much of a purpose. I’ll be involved in a lot more cinematic work this year which I’m excited about. Additionally, I’m working on some collaborations that will not only be very fun, but hopefully produce work that I could never accomplish on my own.

I also plan to post a bit more here and be a little less formal and more transparent. But, then again, who doesn’t on January 1st.

Thank you to all my clients in 2009 and those moving forward. Obviously, I couldn’t do what I do without your involvement. I’m honored each time someone trusts me with a project.

Thankful,
Aaron

Help-Portrait

Today I got to experience the giving of Christmas. On December 12 several local photographs came together and shot portraits for those in need. Today we went back with all the images we had shot all printed and ready to go.

It was really nice giving these portraits to people. It put smiles on their faces and smiles on ours.

Here’s a gentlemen and I with the portrait of him I shot back on December the 12th. To find out more about Help-Portrait visit www.help-portrait.com

BMW

We spent Thanksgiving at my grandfather’s farm with all my cousins/uncles/aunts etc. My uncle Phillip drove his “new” BMW up for the afternoon. We all had fun driving this classic car from 1972. Evidently there were only 11 or 12 of these in this original color and configuration that were brought to the U.S.

Very fun to drive and very cool. Interesting how several of the defining features of this classic BMW are still used in current models. Closer shots of the emblem and grill wouldn’t give too many hints as to how old this car is.