Every year I craft a card to give thanks to family, friends, clients, and supporters. 2011 was a great year with the most notable being able to roam around Europe and then celebrating our one year wedding anniversary in the Caribbeans. 2012 already holds a few highlights that will surely change life for the better. Peace and blessings to all of you and yours.
Ian Levasseur is a Los Angeles based Director of Photography and Camera Operator who has been working in the Film & Television Industry for the last fifteen years. His client list alone commands a lot of resepect. His projects have ranged from music videos, commercials, and films, to industrials, sizzle reels, concert tour films and a wide variety of TV Shows. Ian wanted a website with an earth tone, organic, 70′s rasta vibe with a Film/TV twist. Did FlavorInnovator deliver the goods?
Whattup people! New shirt release available now. Not so festive for this time of the year, but perfect for the times we are currently in. Make a purchase today and support those who support you. Printed by the kind folks at Mighty Thredz.
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Remember the Photo Graphic Exhibit I had earlier this summer with Mark J. Sebastian? The folks at Fresh Cold Produce just delivered this video recap of the event. Good times for sure. Enjoy the video folks!
Here is the Honeydipped Series I created specifically for the show as well.
Nowadays most of us are in front of the computer designing the most magical of logos, crunching numbers into the matrix, trolling on the web, or trying to get an elite status on Yelp. Whatever the case, sitting for long periods of time can wreak havoc on your back. A lot of us have probably been zoning out in front of the monitor for over a decade with a many more decades to go. So that’s why I want to share with you a few effective back stretches I’ve employed over the years to prevent or temporarily heal back pain. Do these a few times a week at home or at work and your back will be thankful.
Lower Back Towel Stretch
This is my favorite stretch and is a free alternative to the lumbar back stretchers you see being sold on the internet. Try lying on your back flat on the floor with a rolled towel under the small of your lower back. The height of the towel when it’s rolled up should be no bigger than your fist or five inches. It might hurt a bit at first but try to relax completely. It takes fifteen minutes to realign and stretch your back muscles with this position. If you can’t do fifteen minutes from the beginning then slowly work your way up. Use the time to meditate and you’ll be doing your body two goods instead of one. When you come out of the stretch turn very slowly onto your side and then lay on your stomach for a minute before getting up.
Have other stretches you do to relieve back pain? Please share your knowledge in the comments section.
