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09/29/2009 00:19 #49882
09/29/2009 00:17 #49881
tinypliny - 09/30/09 11:26
Re: "beast 'pro' camera"
Haha, that reminds me of (e:southernyankee)'s monster camera. No wonder she has those well-toned biceps and triceps.
Re: "beast 'pro' camera"
Haha, that reminds me of (e:southernyankee)'s monster camera. No wonder she has those well-toned biceps and triceps.
jim - 09/30/09 11:20
The new iphones have much better cameras than the originals did -- so it's been a pleasure to take photos with. The quality is great, plenty for the web. They wouldn't blow up / print out as well as I'd like though. They're also abysmal in low light.
There's an old saying that the best camera is the one you have with you. Having this in my pocket means I'm a lot more likely to snap something then if I had to lug out my beast of a 'pro' camera.
The new iphones have much better cameras than the originals did -- so it's been a pleasure to take photos with. The quality is great, plenty for the web. They wouldn't blow up / print out as well as I'd like though. They're also abysmal in low light.
There's an old saying that the best camera is the one you have with you. Having this in my pocket means I'm a lot more likely to snap something then if I had to lug out my beast of a 'pro' camera.
tinypliny - 09/30/09 11:17
I guess its proof that good photos are actually in the eye of the photographer regardless of whatever the photographing means (I don't think the iphone camera is that much different from a point-and-click, is it?) Your photographing eye is pretty amazing.
I was reading presentation zen recently, and all your photographs are either consciously or unconsciously aligned to the 3X3 (tic-tac-toe) asymmetry grid with no objects of interest in the dullest middle square.
I guess its proof that good photos are actually in the eye of the photographer regardless of whatever the photographing means (I don't think the iphone camera is that much different from a point-and-click, is it?) Your photographing eye is pretty amazing.
I was reading presentation zen recently, and all your photographs are either consciously or unconsciously aligned to the 3X3 (tic-tac-toe) asymmetry grid with no objects of interest in the dullest middle square.
jim - 09/30/09 11:12
Yup
Yup
tinypliny - 09/30/09 11:12
Do you take these pictures with your iphone?
Do you take these pictures with your iphone?
09/28/2009 12:58 #49875
james - 09/28/09 14:53
Autumn would be my favorite season if it wasn't followed by winter. So pretty. Pretty like this picture.
Autumn would be my favorite season if it wasn't followed by winter. So pretty. Pretty like this picture.
09/26/2009 12:17 #49858
Smile!
paul - 09/27/09 12:14
I hope they are paying you or you get a deal or something. That pressed orange foam layer is so hard to clean up. It also gets stuck in everything depending how powedery and caked it is.
Looks like there might be some floor scraper crack showing there, lol.
I hope they are paying you or you get a deal or something. That pressed orange foam layer is so hard to clean up. It also gets stuck in everything depending how powedery and caked it is.
Looks like there might be some floor scraper crack showing there, lol.
lauren - 09/27/09 11:38
that is one scary james.
that is one scary james.
james - 09/26/09 13:13
We are pulling up this ancient, disgusting carpet and getting our floors redone.
We are pulling up this ancient, disgusting carpet and getting our floors redone.
libertad - 09/26/09 12:59
What are you doing James?
What are you doing James?
09/25/2009 16:29 #49853
metalpeter - 09/26/09 10:59
Very Nice
Very Nice
tinypliny - 09/26/09 10:21
It's like old moth eaten lampshade paper - but it isn't. :) Nice one!
It's like old moth eaten lampshade paper - but it isn't. :) Nice one!
bridgette - 09/26/09 00:57
nice eye for nature!
nice eye for nature!
Yeah, just sidewalk.
YAY!! More photos!! Is this a pavement? I love the asymmetry of it all.