Archive for March, 2006

Browsing through Technorati today and I came upon a link to Vera. I was struck by her simply, but beautiful photographs. I’ve never been one to actively seek out simple shots. I guess I never even really thought about it. Vera’s gallery has inspired me to see the simple.
I wish I could remember where I [...]

I thought that when I finished the DPBlogs template (it’s called Shiny and I can pass it on if you’re interested in a copy) that the super-late-night coding sessions were at an end and I was going to have tons of time to write and take photos and all that fun stuff. Right.
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I’ve been getting slammed by spam the last few days. It’s happened frequently over the past few months, but usually only lasts an hour or two and then goes away for a week. But this time it’s relentless. These ruthless spam-bots have forced me to finally take action. So unless we find a better solution, [...]

As the work I do on my house progresses (yes, Dear, it really is progressing…), I still marvel at the quality of the materials that I find. Being built in 1942, and being nowhere near an expensive home (think Levittown),seeing the quality here makes me wonder how nice the expensive stuff was back then.

I’m nearing the end of the 30 Day Photo Challenge. I took a couple of days off because life got in the way, but overall, it’s been a great experience. I’ve learned a lot about my own taste and shooting style this month. It seems as though I gravitate to quirky product shots [...]

Well, I was afraid that the post for the last day of the 30-days of Photos might not be too exciting. I really have to say this has been way cool and a lot of fun. I appreciate all the comments on the pictures and really enjoyed seeing evryone else’s photos as well. The flickr [...]

Here it is. My Day 30 photo. Nkon D70 with mu 18-70mm AF-S at f/5.6 at ISO 1600.

Not nearly as nice as I’d like to post on the last day. But it’s already late and I’m tired. I’ll reflect on the last 30 days tomorrow. I hope you enjoyed this as much as I have.

What? Only one more day? Here’s another from my Nikon D70 and 18-70mm AF-S. Taken yesterday.