David Warren is a Canadian photographer living everywhere. At the moment…back in Toronto, Canada.

When did you begin to gain an interest in photography?

My interest began back in 2000 when my Dad gave me his old Konica T reflex and a few rolls of cheap color film. Since then I’ve been cursed to take photos.

Can you give some insight about your work as a photographer in Thailand?

I was in Thailand twice and only for a short time. I got there knowing almost nothing of the culture and decided to shoot with that ignorant state of mind. I was really just admiring the beauty of the country and the people. 

what kind of equipment do you use?

For the most part I use a Nikon FE and and Olympus MJU2. Depending on where I’m going or what I’ll be doing I’ll use one or the other. I also use really cheap tripods on occasion.

When did you create the album “I’m Tripping Over Myself” and what was the motivation behind the artwork?

I started shooting I’m tripping over myself during a very confused time in my life. I was living in China with my wife and daughter and felt very lost. When I say lost I mean I didn’t know which direction my life was going in or why I was still living in China. I was just really confused.

Where can more of you work be found?

I have some work published online at mossless.tumblr.com and seeing is stealing. 

Are you working on anything current that we can look forward to seeing on the web?

Yes. I’m working on a personal project about returning to Toronto from China. It will ready in a few months….I hope.

Is there anything else you’d like to add?

Yes. It’s not about what kind of camera you use it’s about the photos. Too many people have that backwards.

For More of David Warren’s work as a photographer and even fashion features visit: dwphoto.org

the purpose of mechanical watches is not just to display the time. they are, and ought to be, the showcase of human achievements in the fields of engineering, aesthetics and of course craftsmanship – just to mention a few. it is essential for mechanical watches through their form and functions to reflect these values and therefore to be the mediums to push the limits and discover new territories of creation and technological advancement.

ora concept is a study on the field of haute horlogerie. it focuses on the display of time via an unconventional mode, by replacing the expected dial arrangement found in the vast majority of the mechanical watches with a set of three interwoven tapes – one to indicate the hour(s), one to indicate the minute(s), and one to indicate the day.

the arrangement of the indications derived from the aspiration to demonstrate in a bold and dramatic way the passage of time. the design of the case reflects an “inside-out” design approach as it was the mechanism’s arrangement that prescribed the overall form in an attempt to enhance its uniqueness and create a distinctive silhouette.

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Publisher giant Hearst released more details for the Skiff Reader, its self-produced e-book device. The new model is one of the largest e-book readers ever at 11.5 inches and provides a 1200×1600 touchscreen display better suited to magazines and newspapers. Its use of e-paper is equally new: rather than glass, it uses an LG-made flexible steel foil that resists shattering. The reader doesn’t have a release date or pricing, but unlike the Kindle it will be available in Sprint’s retail shops when it releases sometime later this year.

courtesyflylyf.com

Are you in need of sylish winter accessories? Well look no further than your local coach store! Their winter collection of scarves, hats, and gloves are amazing. The patterns, designs, and colors make this winter collection a big success.

more accessories

The Hermes spring 2010 handbag collection has a sleek and chic appearance. I am a huge fan of big bags so this collection definently caught my eye. These handbags are definently for that working woman who needs a sexy bag to carry to work or for anyone woman who needs a cute overnight bag! More about the collection

In 2009 women were beginning to cut off all of their hair…well atleast most of their hair. Was this movement a way to show female empowerment or simply something that females began doing because they needed attention? This hair style is not meant for everyone. Below are two pictures of ladies rocking their new cuts…in my opinon one is working the new hairstyle better than the other.

The Pangolin Backpack by Cyclus is made from interesting materials. Check it out:

Urban backpack made of recycled inner tubes of trucks. The design of this backpack is very inventive and striking by using overlapping sliding parts, it seems like a Pangolin. The parts are alternately covered with recycled inner tubes of trucks attached to each other with a wing nut. Large capacity bag with pockets for notebooks, pens, MP3 and cell phone with double adjustable back straps and handle. Three-button closure with durable rip-stop lining. The interior has canvas storage pockets in different sizes, some close with Velcro. Equipped with a convenient to transit the earplugs of your mp3 player, I-Pod or phone.

source: http://thelifefiles.com
courtesy: http://junefontaine.com/blog

So, the Victoria’s Secret fashion was definently the hottest event of the year!! The details added to the lingerie were amazing and of course, sexy. My favorite model of the night was Selita E Banks (Featured on the left below). She definently owned the runway in the fashion show!


Fashion Show

 
I stumbled upon this site (linked below) today and really like the variety shown by the editor there. These pics are from “http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com”, a blog worth checking daily IMO.
pics chosen courtesy of : http://coutequecoute.blogspot.com

full post: [HERE]

-What inspires your work?
Life. Specifically my everyday life. I think artists try to express what they find fascinating about their own lives to other people through a medium. I was always awful at drawing and painting so I used photography as my expression of what I find beautiful in life which is usually everything.

-How long have you been doing photography?
My uncle used to let me mess around with his Polaroid camera when I was younger. The instantaneous nature of this camera was crazy to me. That this camera could capture a moment that could never be seen again is wild. I started pursuing photo intensely when I was 14 and a freshman in high school and I was awful. I got my own camera later that year and started shooting everyday. Repetition is the key to success.

-What equipment do you use?
Nikon N70, Nikon D40, Lomography Fisheye, Holga, Pinhole. I used film exclusively until two years ago when I got my dslr. The editing you can do in Lightroom is unbelievable. I still love film though, I mean its all about experimentation. For my college final portfolio my theme was mashups. I had one image of the chicago skyline and a picture of street drummers and somehow they ended up next to each other and ended up being [really] gorgeous. You just have to be willing to try anything until something works together.

-Where can more of your work be found?
My new stuff has been put on a facebook fan page http://www.facebook.com/CamPhotography. All of my albums can be seen on my facebook page www.facebook.com/PimpC, I know add me, or in a jumble of other photos in my group http://www.facebook.com/CamPhotography#/group.php?gid=2304568877&ref=ts

-Anything else you would like to add?
Friend me on facebook, prints are available.