Steve Jobs tribute at Western Washington University | Bellingham photographer

Candles lit in Red Square at Western last night in tribute to Steve Jobs left a waxy tribute the next morning. Everyone has said it better than I can so I will make it brief. The work of Jobs and Apple and the innovations that emerged from their office’s in the last decade have improved the lives of photographers like myself in myriad ways. That’s why we use them. Cause they just work. Jobs thoughts on creativity have always resonated with me.

Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.

Candles lit in Red Square at Western last night in tribute to Steve Job are seen Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011. Photo by Daniel Berman/www.bermanphotos.com

Daniel

Sunny weather features | Bellingham photographer

The weather is getting real nice up here in Bellingham, which means it’s feature photo season for my clients. On Wednesday this week, I hung out in Red Square at WWU for a bit. I was lucky to capture two cool moments of students enjoying themselves.

Freshman Tyler Will, left, holds on for a ride on a skateboard from sophomore Will Moore, center, and Jackson Owens on a bike Wednesday, May 3 in Red Square. Photo by Daniel Berman/The A.S. Review

Western sophomores Rachel Plager, left, Cami Krema and Katie Osman hold up signs as a part of a "What would you do if?" experiment they created together, Wednesday, May 3 in Red Square. Photo by Daniel Berman/The A.S. Review

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Daniel

Bellingham photographer | Fisher Fountain back on

Students enjoy Fisher Fountain on the first day it was turned on spring quarter March 31, 2011. Photo by Seattle Bellingham photographer Daniel Berman/www.bermanphotos.com

Bellingham photographer | New quarter, new furniture?

3/30/11. Photo by Seattle Bellingham photographer Daniel Berman/www.bermanphotos.com

I came across this strange scene outside of Bond Hall, where, on the first day of spring quarter, someone threw out a bunch of desks. It’s found features like this that remind me why I have a camera with me constantly.

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