World Tractor Tour

Geoff Johnson recently had the chance to photograph Matthias Lause who is driving a tractor around the world. The World Tractor Tour will benefit CARE which helps on over 850 relief projects throughout the world.

Clouds over Hanalei Bay

The crew at Malone and Company often have a hard time separating work and pleasure and I'm no exception. I created this image yesterday while on our annual family trip to Kauai, HI.
The pano is from Hanalei Bay on the north side of the island. I've been to the bay well over 10 times
and the clouds and rain created by Kauai's unique phenomenon known as orographic lifting have made for dramatic images each time. Enjoy!

A Windy Day....

Malone & Co. spent the day at T'eez hair salon with a leaf blower and things got a little windy. Using a leaf blower in place of a hair dryer made for an interesting do! Luckily we are photographers, not hair stylist!

Malone & Co photography on the dark side

Making it look easy. That's what we do everyday at Malone & Company but when it's a black laptop with a black bag inside a black Town Car.... well things can get downright tricky. Here's a few behind the scenes images of how we made it work.

Transform Your Face

Have you ever thought about what you would look like if you transformed your face. Results vary- but see if you can pick out some of the Malone and Co crew after transformation. For best results use a straight on shot of your face. Transform your face.

Rowing Regatta

Andrew Marinkovich got up early to cover a college rowing regatta hosted by Creighton University. Besides almost being stranded in the lake with a dead motor and a sun burn- it was a great day to create images outside.

FlickrVision

Angela Fehringer found a cool photo website that is an extension of Flickr called FlickrVision. You randomly get to see photos that people from across the world are uploading to their Flickr account. Check it out, but beware you may get sucked in and stare at random photos for hours on end.

Heller Hounds Take Over

I think at some point in every one's life, they have had some ugly piece of furniture they stole from their parents house. In my case, it is a chair my folks bought in Boston around 1967. For years I have stated, "It's hideous! But it is so comfortable I can't get rid of it."

Now... my dogs, oh so skilled at finding the most comfy place to lounge, have claimed it as theirs and I can't get it back.