Photo Recap of SXSW Eco 2015!
SXSW Eco 2015 has come and gone, with its talk of a science-fiction future and all of its big ideas. Until next year!
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My Pictures of Elijah Wood and Keanu Reeves
Have recently been surprised that the Wikipedia pages for both Elijah Wood and Keanu Reeves are currently using my photos for their profiles. Both of the photos were taken at Fantastic Fest. You can...
Standing Next to A Wanker at Wilco
A couple of weeks ago, I saw the band Wilco again, for the very last show on their most recent tour. Having seen Wilco a number of times, I was pretty excited about the...
My SXSW Eco 2015 Social Media Snapshot
Last week I was at the 2015 SXSW Eco Conference in Austin, Texas. I’ve made it possible for you to review my real-time coverage of the event from social media. [View the story “SXSW...
Small Scale: Big Impact at SXSW Eco
While a lot of SXSW Eco is about big impact projects, some of it is about small scale projects that can make a big difference. One of these small scale projects is about providing...
Science (No Longer Fiction) at SXSW Eco
In a news cycle where NASA has just discovered water on Mars and heavily the science-based film The Martian just had a strong opening weekend (after an early screening at Fantastic Fest), it’s nice...
Hanks: Fantastic Fest offers quick trip to other side of world
By Anna Hanks – Special to the American-Statesman Posted: 1:59 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2015 When I was a senior at the University of Texas at Austin, my childhood friend Brian Hollis had...
The Minus 5: Awesome!
This Saturday night my husband took me to see The Minus 5 at The Continental Club in Austin. While I had heard him talk about the band–as well as about Scott McCaughey‘s earlier group...
Partytime Idea
Cleaning off some photo drives, I found these pictures from the Austin City Limits Music Festival last year. These ribbon decorations were in the Austin Kiddie Limits area, and I just love them. I...
Fantastic Fest Yearbook
Last year at Fantastic Fest, I did a small series of portraits that I thought might be like a Fantastic Fest Yearbook, as the festival is sort of like high school. So in the...
