Sunday Morning Reflections...Just a chuckle!

3/9/2014

Aurora Daley Olmstead has been a buddy for a lot of years. She wrote one of the most read guest posts I've ever had about a shoot she did for Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep many years ago. The day after WPPI she sent me the video below, as she and her partner in crime, Marisa Balletti-Lavoie, set out to be noticed.

Unless you've spent the last year or two in solitary confinement, you should notice a few different industry icons...Personally I think Sal Cincotta had the best moves, although you gotta love the Ninja twerk from Kenny Kim!

Just a smile-maker on a lazy Sunday morning...Wishing everybody a wonderful Sunday.

1 Comment

Elena Hernandez, Photographic Artist link

3/10/2014 01:03:56 am

A fun video showing that folks can lighten it up and enjoy a trade show! i love it
thanks for the smile today Skip and Aurora!

Much love,
Elena

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