Time really flies, whether you are having fun or not…This past month has gone before I could even know it had come! I have got some exciting stuff coming up and that’s giving the energy I need to get through some of the insane temperatures we’ve been experiencing of late (MINUS 33 with the windchill on Friday!!! ). Of note is my upcoming trip to Morocco in May. I will be going with a client of mine who will get a unique opportunity for some one-on-one teaching during the course of the trip as I will be scouting new locations for shoots and for upcoming photo tours in the coming years.  I also have some really cool stuff brewing, but I will talk about it in due time (sorry for being such a tease, but can’t quite discuss it right now). In any case, before I get carried away, below are the links to 3 sizes of desktop wallpapers for February. I figured that we already know that it is winter, so there really is no need to rub it in our faces even more with a wintery image. Instead, I picked a shot from the warmest place I could think of: Cuba! Si! This shot was taken on a beach in Cayo Guillermo at sunrise.

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Next on the agenda is this cool project that my buddy Jay Goodrich started. This is a really cool project to celebrate legendary landscape photographer Ansel Adams while making a link with contemporary artists and photographers who keep the Art alive and well. In essence, Jay takes it upon himself to go out on February 20 and shoot for 12 straight hours, while only using his iPhone! Yes, you read it, his iPhone. So what’s so cool about this, say you? Here is where YOU come in. Jay is proposing that you be an integral part of this project in two ways. The first, is that Jay will be posting his whereabouts, Live, all day and YOU get to tell him where to go. Ain’t that cool, you get to influence art from a seat in your living room!  And if sitting in your living room doesn’t do it for you, you can join Jay and Co directly on his trek. If you want to know more about this project and would like to participate, check out Jay’s blog.