For the new year, I’m going to be introducing a new feature on my blog called: “Come Along For The Ride”.<\/p>\n
“Come Along For The Ride” will be a series of video journals shot on location, in which I’ll not only be describing my work, but also providing insights into what I do, and why I do it. I guess you could say that it’s going to be like a mini Angkor Photo Workshop<\/a>. So, if you’ve ever wanted to shoot for an NGO, or you’re thinking of coming to my workshop July 2012<\/a>, or if you just want to become a better “visual story teller”, then don’t miss the first installment of: Come Along For The Ride.<\/p>\n In early January, 2012 the first installment of Come Along For The Ride will take you on location to Siem Reap, Cambodia and give you an over-the-shoulder view of my recent two-day NGO assignment with Angkor Hospital For Children. AHC has been a client of mine for more than 10 years, so when I asked them if\u00a0 I could bring along, friend and fellow photographer Scot Sargeant<\/a>, in order to document me<\/em>, documenting them<\/em>, AHC said “Sure, as long as we get a copy of the video, too!”<\/p>\n So, put a reminder in your iCal, iPhone, or smartphone, or a sticky note on your refrigerator to remind you to keep checking back here to see what all the excitement is going to be about.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, if you are interested in finding out more about Angkor Hospital For Children, the subject matter for the first “Come Along For The Ride” video, see this article that I shot for Town and Country Magazine by clicking here<\/a>.<\/p>\n And now, have a look below at my lighthearted,\u00a0 “Come Along For The Ride” \u00a0HD trailer…..and oh, by the way, don’t forget to turn up the volume on your speakers!<\/p>\n