Tag: Canon EOS 70D

A chica. A church. And a scarf. Here's a sneak peek of my new short film "Morado" shot on location in Loreto, Baja California Sur. Te amo!

1st rule of Loreto Bay: You shall own, walk and love at least one dog.

Loreto landmarks and locations in "Soul Searching" include: downtown Loreto, El Rey del Taco (the best taco in the world!), City Hall, the Malecon and Sea of Cortez, and the Misión Nuestra Señora de Loreto (Baja's first mission).

With the 70D you can have your cake and eat it too: you get the benefit of interchangeable lenses for that nice DSLR style look, plus you can follow a subject around and maintain focus without having to struggle to do it manually.

I wasn't happy with the initial results of this painting "Among Giants" - it was too drab, nothing popped.

Someday soon I’ll be down again with Blackmagic Cinema gear in tow. For now I’m shooting these segments--Farmers Market, Sierra de la Giganta, Taco Stands and more--with the brilliant Canon 70D.

Paired with the STM kit lens (I got the 18-135mm) the Canon EOS 70D is the definition of sublime. Focus is right now fast.

I will be one of the first in line to upgrade my (wonderful) 60D. I've shot a few hundred videos for Stark Insider since buying one in 2010. It's never let me down, and the build quality is top notch.

None of us here, or anywhere in the world for that matter, saw the great crash of 2008 coming. It struck hard. Donald Trump's development in Baja California, the northern most state on this peninsula which extends south from California, went belly up.

One of the biggest challenges here is the climate; the dry desert and scorching sun conspire to create conditions not entirely friendly to a bottle of wine which would otherwise prefer to chill out at 57F degrees.