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I can’t take credit for writing the article but I did come up with the story and pitched it to Ann Brenoff who did a great job describing the caravan food scene around Los Angeles. I originally had the idea to rate caravan food and have it as a regular blog article. If an agent consistently served great food at the caravans then I wanted to make sure the blogosphere knew about it. If they only served M and M’s than maybe the public shame would encourage them to up the ante to something better and more expensive, like, Nilla Waffers, or even a few glazed donuts! Still a far cry from the agents who put out La Salsa buffets or  build your own omelet bars with a personal chef.

I held off on writing the article and let Ann know about the idea. She loved it and I talked my way in to being the photographer for the article and even got a photo credit in the L.A. Times. The article made it in to several other papers including the Mercury News,  and The Examiner.

Peter Villes blog at the Times also ran the article and can be seen here.

http://www.latimes.com/classified/realestate/la-hm-caravan30-2008aug30,0,981999.story

Hungry agents pilaging the buffet set out by Alan and tony Mark at their Broad Beach listing
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Early in the week you could tell something different was in the air. It was hot and humid, and the cool northwesterlies were absent from the shores of Zuma. By Wednesday there were rumors of rain but the skies above Malibu were free from the tell tale cumulus nimbus clouds. Late Wednesday some unusual clouds started coming up from the south. I ran down to the beach and shot a few sunset pics. Still no rain. Around 11 pm I started to hear some thunder and a few minutes later saw some faint blasts of lightning. Over the next few hours the storm built in strength and was right on top of Malibu by 1 am. I was already in bed but the dog was acting up and I soon realized I would not be sleeping until the storm passed. I went online to wunderground.com and looked at the storm track function and could see that the system was going to move right over Point Dume and up the shore along Zuma beach. I grabbed the camera and headed up to Encinal above El Pescador beach and here are the results. These images were shot around 2am. Exposures were between 2-3 minutes long. Limited edition Prints will be available. Please email me at Maliburealestate@mac.com

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