Posted in Instructional, Architecture, Documentary on October 2nd, 2007 6 Comments »
I will apologize for the formating. I am experimenting with a new piece of software that is supposed to convert RTF to HTML, and it looks horrible, I know.
•Dust Reduction
•I never learned how to properly clean the sensor properly on my XT, and it was incredibly irritating. Especially when I wanted a long shutter […]
Posted in Portraiture, Instructional, Architecture, Documentary on August 22nd, 2007 11 Comments »
After about sixteen days in Asia, and almost 1400 pictures on my hard drive (that’s after going through and deleting a healthy chunk of the pictures), putting together a post or series of posts that do justice to even a small portion of the trip would be enormously time consuming. Which would make little or […]
Posted in Portraiture, Landscape, Architecture, Documentary, Automobile on August 8th, 2007 6 Comments »
Our first day in Thailand included a canal boat ride, a visit to the Wat Arun Temple, and, the highlight for most of us, a very crowed ride in a rickshaw. There are many more words I could use to describe our first day, but the swimming pool is waiting so I guess I’ll just […]
Posted in Close-Up, Architecture on July 7th, 2007 6 Comments »
Repeating Patterns
Bonus points for guessing what and where.
A Big Electricity Bill
The Way Up
Posted in Close-Up, Architecture on July 1st, 2007 5 Comments »
I welcome you to challenge that. But it still is. All the beautiful architecture and landscaping and parks and bike trails and stonework and sculptures, modern and otherwise, and cherry blossoms and water and lights and the list could go on and on.
On Saturday I got the chance to visit the National Cathedral. The exterior, […]