I helped shoot a rap music video in late December last year, and this is a still I took during a concert scene. We shot the video on the Canon 5D Mark II, and the footage turned out pretty well.

What can I say? We are a Mac family, for sure. From left to right: my brother, sister, girlfriend and brother's friend. I took this during their stay here in SF this past summer.

It was quite a beautiful Saturday last weekend, so we decided to get some fresh air in the afternoon and enjoy San Francisco's splendid views. I took this one on Francisco close to Hyde.

Legendary golf champion Tiger Woods has been seriously injured in a car accident early Friday, according to multiple news sources and the Florida Highway Patrol.

The Orlando Sentinel reports:

Woods, 33, pulled out of his driveway in the Isleworth community about 2:25 a.m. when he struck a fire hydrant, and then drove into a tree at his neighbor's property, FHP reported.

Details about his condition are still unknown, but reports say he was transported to Health Central Hospital in Ocoee.

Here's the view I have in the early evening while I wait for the SF Muni train to take me home from the School of Digital Filmmaking on 3rd St. This is the stop at 3rd and 23rd.

I'm someone who likes to wear his hair rather short, but with all the recent stress surrounding my finals, graduation, and my big move cross-country to the beautiful city of San Francisco, I simply had no time to get my hair cut.

Yesterday, however, I decided to get it done, and because most of downtown's hair salons ask between $30 and $50 for a male adult haircut, I decided I'd try my luck at the San Francisco College of Cosmetology (2075 Mission St.), where you can get a cut for the incredibly low amount of $5.

Sure, your hair is cut by students in the learning process, but considering I'm a guy who doesn't care that much about how well my hair is styled and all, I gave it a shot anyway. Much to my surprise, I left more than satisfied. The person who cut my hair acted very professionally, and although it obviously took her a bit longer to get the job done, she did quite well.

The Knoxville News Sentinel:

Cyrus, accompanied by her father and co-star, Billy Ray Cyrus, walked into the packed theater to thunderous applause and the screams of shocked girls with their mothers. Her brief visit was a well-kept secret for almost a week, with media being asked to sign an agreement not to leak the news prior to her arrival.

I was aware Miley partly shot the movie here in Tennesse, but I had no clue she was actually born in Franklin, Tenn. I'm definitely not part of the film's target audience, and I've never seen a full episode of Cyrus' Disney show, but I admit "Hannah Montana: The Movie" wasn't as bad as I originally thought.

The screening I attended at 9.30 a.m. was packed with kids who seemed to have a blast, so I guess Disney did at least something right. Please the fans, and the money will start pouring in.

Stay tuned, and thanks for checking in.