Last week, I gave a presentation on Improving Marketing ROI Through Web Analytics for the Silicon Valley chapter of the American Marketing Association. It was a great group of people and a lively discussion. My presentation centered mainly on building a story around web analytics, and specifically bringing the story of the customer lifecycle to Read more…
Joseph Linaschke, my good friend and old neighbor, is a killer photographer. Ever since I’ve been remotely into photography, I’ve been dying to spend some time working with him, but he up and moved to LA. Last weekend I spent some time with him working in his home studio, which was a giant lesson in Read more…
I’ve been dying to do some ridiculous shots with Gabe, because I know he can pull it off. Tonight he came by and after fixing my car and eating dinner, all we both wanted to do was sit. But we did a few shots anyway. The ridiculousness will happen this weekend.
I spent the weekend with my friend Joseph Linaschke, setting up his home studio in Pasadena. We spent all Saturday afternoon experimenting with ways to light a 9′ white seamless…and then all Saturday night doing a ridiculous shoot of me (photos forthcoming). After doing some holiday portraits of neighbors on Sunday, I finally got my Read more…
xkcd is always hilarious. This one is an Intel ad, but it’s still something that could actually happen when I get together with my brother Adam.
…so named because that’s what we used to make the (fake) grill. Vivi was AWESOME, and big thanks to Gabe and Kandra for driving. There are many more shots, but this is what’s ready now…
…I’ll be getting this incorporated into the site (and using it as a watermark) eventually, but I can’t wait for that. It’s too awesome! Such a great big thanks to Nidhi for this illustration of me!
In case you haven’t already seen this–it’s by far the best explanation of higher dimensions, and how to conceive of them, that I’ve ever seen. It blows my mind and is WELL WORTH the 11 minutes it takes to watch.
As a synesthete, anything about the ability of one sense to trigger another sense is immediately of interest to me. Gabe sent me this article from Wired, which also led me to this one from Discover. The point of both is that the parts of the brain we use to process input from each of Read more…