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I haven’t done too many panoramic cityscapes. I thought I’d go out in the fog last night and have a try at a street corner. The fog was pretty much lifted by the time I got to this set of images, but you can see the water collected on the lens.
The parallax issue becomes extra challenging, but also extra fun in the result. I like the way I have to break and bend the buildings in a kind of Dr. Seussian way to get everything to match up.
This is Nick Ferrio … Continue reading
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Another panorama for you. I bet you didn’t know we have four moons.
Snow, rain, ice, snow, freeze, thaw, no snow. Continue reading
I saw Petunia play at the Garnet this week. He’s charming, talented and his unique music is worth a night out. Find him playing in your town and enjoy.
I also had the chance to take some snaps of handsome baby Grier. Continue reading
The weather has been very mild for January. Not only was I standing on my back porch in bare feet earlier this week, but I drove through a short, light rain and came out to find this rainbow. It only lasted for seconds, but it may be the first January rainbow I’ve ever seen.
Ten minutes earlier I was at Rice Lake, which looked like this: Continue reading
Having done a lot of driving in the last couple of weeks I decided to remain on foot this week. Took my camera downtown with me one afternoon and ran into Wyatt in the Guitar Boutique and this handsome pup Continue reading
I traveled to London this week to visit my mom and was caught by this train yard on Egerton. I’ve passed this yard hundreds of times in my life, Continue reading
A horse walks into a bar and the bartender asks…
No reason to have a long face this week. Continue reading
Yesterday was grey and bleak and rainy. I didn’t think I was going to get a photo in this week, but just as we were leaving rehearsal the sky cracked open. I drove like mad to the 9th line of Drummond and this is what I saw.
