Category: Photography (mine)

It was a beautiful sunny day, so I took my camera up the The Getty for a bit. Have a Look.

Ahhhh… Wireless high speed internet, big screen satellite TV, comfortable bed. It’s good to be home. I just got back from a few days in Seattle. It’s a cool city. There’s a very strong art vibe. They have statues on every corner, and interesting architecture. Naturally, I took loads of photos. Here’s a bunch that…

Whew! I have been snapping pictures like a mad man for the past week and a half. I waited way too long to get started (they give you a full month for a reason), so I’m not entirely happy with all the images. Still, I finally managed to finish my entry for the 26 Things…

Yeah, sorry about that. I’m on vacation though, and I don’t know what else to do with myself. I was going to take some time to write, but please … let’s be real. Anywhere, here is my spicy, too hot for television lunch.

Flowers and children always seem like such cheats when taking photographs. It’s just too easy to take good pictures of either of those subjects, and it has almost nothing to do with any skill the photographer may have. So, being the lame pseudo-artist that I am, I was only too happy to take my camera…

I went to Huntington Beach today. I took a camera. Have a Look.

I really don’t like Vegas very much. But, I really do like my friends, so what are you going to do? You know other than take lots and lots of photographs. I am a giant ball of pain. I may need to take some time off to recover from my time off.

Los Angeles is such an amazing place. There’re all of these little nooks and crannies. You could probably spend several lifetimes exploring and still not find everything the city has to offer. For instance, straight up the 405, just in the San Fernando Valley, off of Burbank, there is this remarkably beautiful japanese garden. I…

How much do I love California? It’s January, and I’m running around in short-sleeves and living in a freaking postcard. See more beautiful sunset photos here.

In a couple of weeks, I’m planning to get together with some people for a Photo Scavenger Hunt. Basically, you’re given a theme, and sent out to take photographs that reflect that theme. In this case you’re supposed to go to the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica and: Create a photomontage that captures the…