Author: mark omohundro

Here is a quick video I put together for Dan and Audrey’s engagement. Congrats guys!

I stopped in Florence, OR for several hours before deciding to work inland. The sand on the beach of the north jetty was ever bit as soft and inviting as that of Southern California beaches. But it was untouched! Bill and I shared a three mile stretch of beach with a women’s book club and that was it!

ON a completely empty beach there was more to look at than you would regularly imagine. And the piece that stood out to me most were the thousands of Dungeness Crab skeletons that found themselves dried up on the beach. It was unlike any other beach I had ever walked before.

 

 

Took a day trip to Yosemite and some other parts of Mono County. Here are a few photos.

Here are a few more photos from my coastal trip.

Here’s some shots from Harris State Beach in Brookings, OR. The only trouble I had the whole trip was when I got a flat tire parked at this beach. It wasn’t a terrible place to have a flat tire.

At the end of September I took a jaunt across California and up the Oregon Coast. I originally set out thinking I would take tons of photos but ended up only capturing a few. As it turned out, I spent most of my time taking in the phenomenal ocean views instead of staring at the settings on my camera. It was a refreshing trip, lasting me three days and 1,400 miles.

In this digital age I find my self constantly relying on the faithful old iPhone to get me places. But on this trip I decided to buy a book to help me find worthwhile camp sites. I bought a book from Moon which I would highly recommend to anybody looking to camp in Oregon anytime soon.

I also shot film for the first time and I’m looking forward to developing and sharing some of that as well. For now, here’s a few of what I’ve got.

Here is a design/promotional packet I put together for local Reno fighter, Byron “Cowboy” Cragg.

This past weekend I found out my 60D can shoot in B&W. So I shot this quick video of my dog, Bill. He’s not very interested in the camera.

Also, the music is from this great band I found on the free music archive. Check them out here: http://novisplit.bandcamp.com

I haven’t blogged in forever! But I had the chance to make four short videos for this year Midtown Art Walk and I wanted to share them all in the same place.

The idea behind the videos was to introduce people who may to doing the walk to vendors/merchants they had never met before. It was great hearing all the different stories coming out of midtown and it was really a privilege getting to meet everyone. If you haven’t checked out any of these businesses you need to!

Sorry for the audio quality. I will not be using this mic again!

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