Canvas Art
In the next few weeks I will be making Canvas Prints of a couple of my photos. Yesterday I had the chance to visit the printer at his shop. Everything they do is in house and the quality is phenomenal. I am excited to get my photos onto canvas just because the quality of the printer(Canvas Shop). Also, I am looking into getting digital prints of the photos done at the same printer. Here are a couple of my favorite photos from Italy I plan on getting on canvas first. These will be sold in limited amounts, so please if you are interested in a purchase, email me at diskander1@gmail.com for an pricing(even if you are just curious).
Amalfi Coast, Italy
Taken April 2011
Size: 36×24 Inches
25 Available
Florence, Italy
Taken May 2011
Size: 36×24 Inches
15 Available
Pointe Vecchio, Florence
Taken May 2011
15 Available
Size: 72×20 Inches (up to 144×40 Inches available)
Amalfi Coast, Italy
Taken April 2011
Size: 36×24 Inches
20 Available
Florence, Italy
Taken May 2011
Size: 36×24 Inches
25 Available
Duomo in Milan, Italy
Taken March 2011
Size: 36×24 Inches
20 Available
Portfolio is Complete
Here is the first composition of my photos together into categories. As of now, I am focusing on my lifestyle, specifically people, photography and canvas prints. If you would like to order any of my photos on Canvas or Print please email me at diskander1@gmail.com: Check the site here:Portfolio
Driving In Berlin
The biggest lack for Los Angeles between Berlin is a reliable and efficient public transportation system. The lower two pictures is part of the shortest underground travel with only three stops. The U55 goes Brandenburger Tor(Monument in the heart of the city) to Bundestag(The front of the Parliament) to hauptbahnhof(The Train Station). Why was it made? to connect the goverment offices more efficiently. Most all locations tell you when the next one arrives. Los Angeles would be a greater city with more efficient public transportation. 
New Site
A new portfolio site is in in progress! Here is how it looks so far:
Pictures to Live by
Picture Quotes from a corner of a building in Venice, CA.
