I finished this project on July 7th, 2008. I’ve blogged about some of the different aspects of shooting a year long picture-a-day project on my blog. I’m also continuing my photo posts on that blog.
To see all my APAD photos in one chronological thumbnail scroll, go here.
My Top Ten are here.
Some stats are here.
Are you crazy enough to want to browse them all in order? You can start here.
Enjoy!
Yea, what the note says.
I think to be a photographer (or a painter) you have to have a Calla Lily in your portfolio, right? Here’s mine.
We have a huge Calla Lily plant in our backyard, this is one of dozens on it. Shot late afternoon with a hand held flash.
Arroyo Lupine, Lupinus succulentus
Sarah and I went hiking today on Russian Ridge in the Midpenninsula Open Space Preserve. The wildflowers are just beginning to come out.
Eric does a little freefall soloing. Taken at iFly, an indoor skydiving operation. This is a vertical wind tunnel that simulates skydiving with airflow from 100 to 150 mph.
40°26′36.71″N 79°56′31.30″W
This shot was taken during the closing finale to the Building Virtual Worlds student presentations of the Entertainment Technology Center at Carnegie Mellon. These graduate students have just finished the first semester of their two year pursuit of a Masters of Entertainment Technology degree, and have shown off a dozen or so of the virutal worlds they have built to a packed audience in McConomy Auditorium.
The cool news is that I will be a faculty member next semester advising two teams of students who will be working on projects at the ETC’s Silicon Valley campus.
37°18′53.84″N 122°11′16.63″W
A large corrugated pipe is used for a tunnel that leads to Alpine Pond. Today was a beautiful California “fall” day.
Eric is home for the weekend, and the brothers are bonding over Halo.
37°27′50.00″N 122°17′53.34″W
A side entrance to Fioli Gardens has two stone towers. This is a detail of the window in one of them.
These are the cameras I use regularly. A Canon 10D, an Olympus Stylus770SW, and a Motorola Razr V3.
The picture was taken with the Canon and the Olympus and comp’d together. If you look closely, the image on the screen of the Olympus is looking over the top of the Canon looking at the felt set up for this picture.
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