Jesus and Santa Deck the Hall Ball, the annual holiday concert event put on by 107.7 The End, happened on December 8th at WaMu Theater, featuring Broken Bells and The Black Keys as the headlining acts, and special appearances by The Presidents of the United State of America and Santa and Jesus. Indie outfit Sleigh Bells started off the night, followed by The
Using my brand new telephoto lens, I photographed my second sports event: a playoff game for the local South Sound Basketball League. Sports photography is definitely more dynamic and fast-paced than the average concert photography setting. The subjects move faster, it's hard to keep track of them, and they have a much larger surface to move about. It certainly helps to know how the game
A huge leafy green salad. That is the one thing my body is craving when I touch down onto US soil in Houston after my 9 hour flight out of Amsterdam Schipol. The nutella-peanut butter sandwich and stroopwafle had definitely worn off, so a Wendy's chicken salad leaves me contented, and thus, my one month of traveling is coming to an end. I can hardly
This is part one of my new travel blog series documenting my career break, "Where in the World is Suzi?" Thanks to my fellow SSG writer Jodi for the title inspiration. I just spent the past day and a half in Americus, Georgia. Never heard of it? I don't blame you. It's a small town about two and a half hours south of Atlanta, and
A lot has happened since my last blog post. Perhaps the biggest news was the successful first flight of the 787 Dreamliner on December 15, 2009. It was a tremendous moment in time to witness (on a live broadcast from the comfort of my desk) for several reasons. First, I joined the company as an intern around the time the Dreamliner was first announced. Second,
