Stop Action

Stop Action 4, originally uploaded by toephoto.

This is one frame from a series of stop action shots I did last month. Christian is doing flips off a friend's boat. I'm snapping with my new 40D, which captures 6.5 frames per second.

Check it.

Harrington Design launches Web site we hope you'll never need.

We're excited to be relaunching Malcolm Anthony's new Web site. Malcolm is one of the most experienced DUI and criminal defense attorneys in North Florida. Our challenge was to position his firm as "The Beaches Lawyer" and we did so by designing a bright and approachable site with simple, yet engaging graphics.

Chris Salvador, the lead designer, employed a slew of new AJAX techniques to make the site more user-friendly.

Take a look and let me know what you think. And look for the coasters we designed for him at your favorite beach bar.

God forbid, you ever get into trouble but if do, call Malcolm at 285-4LAW. As a matter of fact, put that number into your cell right now. Cause ya' neva know.

Artists unite behind our troops!

Hands on Jacksonville is hosting the Family Art Fest & Salute to the Troops on Saturday and Sunday, November 8 and 9th.

There's call for volunteers that weekend if you are interested, you can RSVP to Jessica Smith.

"We’ll have a Kids Zone, Community-Health & Safety Zone, a Military Zone with the Chinook helicopter and the 27-ton AMTRAC amphibious vehicle, an ART market with museums, art organizations and working artists, international food festival, and GREEN Eco zone where you can learn how to save our planet!"

Jessica, you had me at amphibious vehicle.

Yay for ADD and technology!

I've been saying for years that ADD isn't a deficiency, it's just a new mindset not readily accepted or understood by those who don't have it.

I've also thought that traditional media (broadcast TV, the mainstream music and movie industries, etc.) spend too much time and energy being afraid of new technology when they are some of the few who have the capital and power to be early adopters.

Here's ever-more support for my theories.
From Yahoo: TV Ads Grab Attention in Fast-Forward