Heart Art
Some last minute Valentine’s Day heart art.
Entries by mcfstop
Pic of the Day
Welcome to the callananphoto Lost and Found Dept. In the course of searches through my files, digital and analog, ancient and recent, I often unearth some hitherto forgotten or neglected image that makes me smile. Either for their content, photographic merit or for their sentimental significance, I’m creating an archive for these lost souls. Here […]
PEACE
This gallery was a collection made in response to an invitation from the good peeps at PEACE to submit some suggestions for 2011’s calendar. They asked for inspiring imagery that was indirectly associated with the ideals of Peace: animals, environment, education, culture and the empowerment of women. All in a Mexican context. The final format was square.
Los Colores de Careyes
In February 2010 there was an unseasonal but spectacular overlap of climatic conditions along the Pacific coast of Mexico. Winter usually turns this hinterland to dusty earthtones. But this year, sporadic rains throughout the ‘dry’ season maintained the ground cover and shrubs in a dress of summer green while the late winter flowering trees all […]
I still love my job
I was asked to help out on a photoshoot organised by some fellow fotogers. What are friends for?
MiniDigiPix
A Point n Shoot has given me a new arrow in my quiver. I catch more and different moments with the little camera than I do with the monster and motor drive, because it’s always in my pocket. These are from a Canon SD720 Sureshot. Love it.
international fireworks symposium
The long awaited and highly anticipated 11th International Fireworks Symposium convened in Vallarta in April 2009. I donated a photograph to the promotional cause which became their banner image, hung all over town and was featured on the badges of the hundreds of participating pyros. The Tlalchichilpaneco team even incorporated the image into their own […]
Australia Australia Land of the Waratah and Dahlia
My Mum’s 80th in late Feb 2009 was all the excuse I needed for a visit home. It also prompted the long threatened acquisition of a mariachi suit….manifestation of a pretend mexican. The other clincher to make the trip was the practical reunion of my builder brother Michael and me to reconstruct the elevated […]
Los Veranos
Meet Jeff. He’s the only one who gets to ride the Los Veranos Can O’ Peas without a crash helmet. He owns the joint.Lock, stock and 14 smokin’ ziplines. He built it from scratch and still likes to ride after all these years to relive the rush he created when you step off a platform […]
Sailing in Baja
I’m a lucky bastard with a lousy memory. That’s 2 good reasons for choosing photography as a profession, so at least I have visual proof of all the great things I do in my life. In the last 12 years I (think) I’ve been sailing in the Sea of Cortes, Baja California 8 times. I […]