2013 Philly Fashion Show

Here is a quick slideshow of some behind the scenes and runway shots from Philadelphia University’s 2013 fashion show at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia. Top notch designers, models and producers came together for a great show. The fashion show, the largest of its kind in the region, is the culmination of years of study and hands-on experience for Philadelphia University’s fashion design students. The show is produced by FIA, which includes students in fashion design, fashion merchandising and fashion industry management. I chose to post these in b/w. I delivered all images in color to the client since color is fairly critical in the fashion world! I prefer b/w.

 

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Just Plane Art

With shoots in both Harrisburg and Philadelphia yesterday I aptly renamed Wednesday to Blur-day. Came across this plane “crash” while killing time outside the Academy of Fine Arts off Broad Street in Philadelphia. Great place to visit. http://www.pafa.org/
I am told the artist bought the plane for $5000….then “crashed” it in the city. I’m thinking this is what I want in my front yard. Here is a little background on it. Very cool artist and concept. http://www.newsworks.org/index.php/local//region/19663-sculture-to-make-philadelphia-crash-landing

PlaneArt

(Jason Minick, is owner/photographer at Minick Photography)

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MacBook Pro Surgery

Ever wonder what the inside of your MacBook Pro laptop looks like? Here it is… I replaced my old 160 gig hard drive last night with a more energy efficient Western Digital Blue Notebook 1 TB drive (model WD10JPVT) giving new life to my old friend.  I use it mainly on location during larger photo shoots so having a large drive for back up storage and all my photo software is critical. A big thank-you goes out to Dennis McMahon at I-cubed Web Design & IT Consulting for the laundry list of do’s and don’ts he sent me for my DIY install. After copying the old drive’s contents over to the new one I did the install in under 45 minutes. Total cost…$85! It’s one happy big Mac. I need to note that mine is an older, pre-unibody design allowing for this upgrade. The newer uni-body designs are not as easy to work on yourself. Here’s a very informative link to Other World Computing’s install video. http://eshop.macsales.com/installvideos/macbookpro_15/

MacDrive

(Jason Minick, is owner/photographer at Minick Photography)

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