Glamour II for my canvas gallery wraps

Well, it's been a while. I have been kept really busy with family photos, and a new job at South End Surf Shop as the new Online Manager for our e-commerce site: http://www.southendsurf.com. The latest development for Kehaya Photo is Glamour II liquid laminate. Its purpose is to give Canvas Gallery Wraps a protective coating to keep them from scratching, cracking, and provide more resistance to sunlight. I was a little uncertain when I ordered this very expensive product, but after a first test on a small canvas I could immediately see that I was capable of applying it safely and effectivly to my canvases. The results are great and even one coating with the foam roller is enough to really make the colors pop. My goal has always been to do everything in my power to ensure that each of my Limited Prints are of the higest quality and last a lifetime. Glamour II is definitly going to be a big part of the process from now on.

This Canvas Gallery Wrap of "Heron Takeoff" is the 7th print made of this photograph and the most techincally accurate print I have ever made. Each edge lined up so perfectly and the Glamour II will ensure it is protected for a lifetime. You can find more information on Glamour II and other products like it at: http://www.breathingcolor.com/

Cold Stroke Classic

This year the cold stroke classic took place in not so cold weather. The water was plenty chilly in the upper fifties, but the air was mid sixties. Instead of biting cold however, the racers were greated with an unrelenting 30+ knot wind out of the south. While some areas of the course were protected others, such as the final leg to the finish, were fully exposed with large short period wind chop coming broadside into the races. Here are a few photos from the event. Enjoy!

Don't let this photo fool you. This is an example of a protected part of the course. This contestant was enjoying a 30 knot nudge pushing him down wind.

Back towards the finish contestants were dropping like flies as short period chop hit them broadside.

This dog's ears never felt so light weight and Tony Silvagni's hair was stuck like this for two days.


A contestant on his way to the finish brings the paddle across his body to back paddle in an effort to keep the nose of his SUP directed towards his goal.





Even the spectators fell victim to the wind with rouge SUPs lifting from the ground to attack! Good dad right there blocking the board from hitting his son.

MS4K

Mustaches For Kids ILM Stash Bash photos are up in the gallery!

http://kehayaphoto.com/gallery

Learn more about this awesome fundraising charity at http://www.m4k-ilm.org/M4K-ILM_2011/Home.html