This commercial is a quick representation of my MBA thesis. We were given a facial recognition technology from Hewlett Packard. Our mission: to identify a profitable market for this application. My team and I identified a niche market in museum evaluation.

Please take a look at how Faceen can change the face of museum evaluation.

This photo was published in Oregon State University’s Prism Art and Literature Magazine.  This woman was walking in the streets of Pushcar, Rajasthan in India.  As soon as I made eye contact with her I was drawn to her and needed to take a photo of her.  Still, her eyes captivate me and her story intrigues me.

Please click on her for a closer view…

The King’s Darbur Room and all of his old possessions

The beautiful San Diego Skyline taken from Coronado.

The villages of Rajasthan hold the root of all culture of the modern cities scattered throughout the large desert state.  Come join us as we take a visit within the Rajasthani village of Malyor, just behind the Sagar School.

This beautiful Jain Temple is 85 kilometers away from India’s most romantic city, Udaipur.  Experience the journey of getting to the temple and see why people will travel from all over India to feel the spirit from within her walls.

Nepal truly is the Crown of the World.  The white mountains that rise well above the clouds peak at the highest altitudes in the world.  The people warm you up with their smiles even when there is snow to their ankles.  The clean air and fresh water are undoubtedly the purest one can experience.

I had a fantastic 11 days in the country of Nepal and will surely spend a lot more time in the near future.  Thank you to Madan at Mount Meru Treks (http://www.mountmerutreks.com/) for an exciting and knowledgeable adventure!
Cheers,

Brad

Petra is known at one of the 7 wonders of the world.  It is beautiful and mysterious.  Have a look at what it would really be like if you took a trip to visit Petra.  Even take a look at the Treasury facade when it is lit up with hundreds of candles at night.

Here is 124 photos to make up the scene of the Tijara Fort.  I was overlooking the side and was amazed by the scene so here it is.  Enjoy and make your way here before a right white man converts it into a hotel.  Please see the photo blog as well.

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Aaron and I took a journey to an abandoned fort only a few miles away from the Sagar School.  We passed through several of the local villages and met some friends before arriving at the fort.  The Tijara fort has a long story of love and deceit, here is a quick summary.

The king of Alwar (this local district in Rajasthan) fell in love with a Muslim girl from a nearby village.  Her mother allowed him to marry her under one condition that their son would become the next king.  The King accepted the offer and married the woman even though he already had a son that was in line to be crowned.

They resided together in Alwar, 50 kilometres away from this fort in Tijara.  When the son became old enough to become king, they started building this fort in Tijara.  The king was dishonest and still had plans for his eldest son to become the king.  He told his half Muslim son that he must experience war before he could become King.  He suited up to fight and was murdered by a couple of the King’s servants.  Shortly after, his mother had died too and the construction of the fort was never completed.

Recently, the fort has been acquired by a rich white man, he has plans to convert it into a hotel.  A real shame in my opinion.