14 January 2009

One Hundred Photos a Day

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I'm starting a new challenge that an artist friend/mentor has given me to get in practice for SoFoBoMo 2009 (Solo Photography Book Mont...
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04 January 2009

From the archives

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I haven't gotten out to do much shooting in the snow apart from that one day. I've actually not even gotten outside much. I still ha...
26 December 2008

Let it snow, redux

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Well, the snow did eventually come, and come, and come. Buckets of it! It just won't stop. As of Wednesday morning, we'd had 62 cent...
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13 December 2008

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow

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We were supposed to get a snow storm tonight, but we didn't. So I've put some digital snow in my blog instead. Enjoy! (Note: You can...
11 December 2008

The First Noël without Cricket

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I'm tired of having a dark and gloomy house for Christmas when all my neighbors have lights up and/or trees showing through the window. ...
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05 December 2008

Thanksgiving

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I have much to be thankful for this season. I'm still in the Thanksgiving mood, even more than a week later. I continue to be impressed ...
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26 November 2008

Tunnel View, Yosemite, Election Day 2008

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This is one of the most spectacular views in the entire world. Made famous by many photographers, including Ansel Adams. El Capitan on the l...
11 November 2008

Segue to a Segway & Touring San Francisco's Architecture

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I had a great time in San Francisco last week. One of the highlights of my trip was getting to ride a Segway for the first time. I've b...
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01 November 2008

Election time

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Sorry I haven't posted in a while. I've been obsessed with the U.S. election and haven't been paying attention to much else onli...
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07 October 2008

After the rain

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06 October 2008

Nitobe Memorial Garden - honoring a Japanese Christian

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This is the classic view of the Nitobe Memorial Garden on the UBC campus. It's a quiet place of reflection amidst the busyness of a maj...
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04 October 2008

A view of Vancouver you don't often see

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Sorry I haven't posted in a while again. This shot looking east over the Port of Vancouver, along the Burrard Inlet, was taken from the ...
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24 September 2008

Bodega Ridge

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Here's another panorama, since people liked the last one so much. This is the view from Bodega Ridge, the second highest point on Galian...
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19 September 2008

Remembering the dead

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I still think of Cricket a lot and miss her and cry every now and then. But life has returned to normal for the most part, except I have mor...
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27 August 2008

Enjoy the music

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As part of my continued healing from the loss of Cricket, I am bringing music back into my home. It's not that I'd banned it (I list...
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26 August 2008

Lake Dunmore panorama

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Anonymous wants to be able to see the panorama shot all at once. You asked for it, you got it! Click on it to see a larger version. 0px auto...
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Photo Software

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I've been playing around with photo software again lately. I am very impressed by ACDSee Pro , and am using that now almost exclusively,...
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19 August 2008

Confidential to frequent blog visitor from Connecticut

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You are someone who probably knows me, as you visit my blog regularly (more than once a day) by Google searching my name. I'm curious to...

New bird species: olive-backed forest robin

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Meet the olive-backed forest robin, a new bird species recently discovered in Gabon, Africa. How wonderful to know that new species are stil...

Heron on the dock!

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A bit of a break from blogging about Cricket. (For those who are wondering how the grieving process is going, I'm doing well, and will w...