Canon 5D Mark II from Breckenridge
The latest video work with the Canon 5D Mark II from atop the mountain.
Canon 5D Mark II in Breckenridge from Mike Malone on Vimeo.
The latest video work with the Canon 5D Mark II from atop the mountain.
Canon 5D Mark II in Breckenridge from Mike Malone on Vimeo.
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Sam Carter, former assistant for Malone & Co turned UK Knitting Diva, sent us a care package from England where she and her USAF husband are stationed. Just one thing Sam,we love the hat... but where is the tea cozy?
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Our new Canon 5D's went from the box to the field in record time. Andrew and Mike were armed with the new gear. Look for more video from the 5D as we continue to put it through it's paces.
Mike Shooting with 5D by Andrew from Mike Malone on Vimeo.
Last year for the 10th anniversary of Malone and Co the crew gave Patty and I gift certificates from an organization called Kiva. Kiva is the world's first person to person micro loaning website. Kiva's goal is to eliminate world poverty by helping small entrepreneurs with loans from people like us. We receive email journal updates and track repayments for each person we lend money to. Then, when our loan is repaid, we can relend to someone else in need.
So if your looking to help out and not "bailout" Kiva would be a good choice.
Link to Patty and Mike's Kiva page.
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A few weeks ago while shooting in Iowa the locals told us about a distillery that was brought back to life from the prohibition era. We headed over to Templeton, home of Templeton Rye Whiskey where Kevin gave us a private tour. There is some cool history about this whiskey including that this was Al Capone's favorite. If you're ever in the area you should stop by and then go pick up "The Good Stuff".
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There is always construction going on around town- so what better way for Hawkins to advertise than to put up signage on their job trailers. Andrew shot around the new south Omaha bridge project, new library in west Omaha and new high school in Elkhorn to create new images for outdoor advertising as well as website updates. Thanks to all the guys for being so accommodating. They look tough, but had a good time with the shoot.
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