Is this thing on?
Anybody out there?
Believe it or not, I just started uploading the remainder of my 2009 365 projects. 157 photos. Then I need to write titles and blurbs where applicable (the photos are marked as private until I’m completely finished). Clearly I fell off the posting-blogging-publishing bandwagon, but the photos are there, and they’re ready to be sent out into the great unknown. If you followed the project, are slightly curious, or think I’m handsome, you’ll be interested to know that you’ll be able to see the entire collection very soon. I’m not quite sure how I’ll present the final product. Obviously it’s all stored on my Flickr account. but perhaps I’ll do a series of posts here highlighting my favorite portraits. Or maybe I’ll create a special gallery to house the project in its entirety. I’m not quite sure yet.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled browsing.
Sorry for the long absence. Ordinary life is pretty complex stuff. And it’s busy. Where’s a TARDIS when you need one?
If you’re reading this, then thanks. I missed you too. Do come back sometime.
Filed under 365, Musings and Photography. |
The sun came out in New York City today, and there were definitely hints of springtime in the air.
Filed under Photography and Travel. |
For some reason whenever I ride a train I want to hear Dvorak. Today the train is the LIRR and the Dvorak would be his String Quartet in F Major, Op. 96, “American”.
Filed under Music, Musings, Photography and Travel. |
I’m experimenting with some different treatments of one earlier photo and one new photo using some custom presets in Aperture 3. I agree with Scott Bourne that Aperture 3 is definitely slower than its predecessor in some ways. That said, it’s also true that Aperture 3 could marginalize or eliminate Photoshop from many photographers’ workflows. I have shot little to no HDR recently, so I haven’t launched Photoshop in months. And now that Aperture 3 has a curves brick, I may never need Photoshop again.
I’m on a bit of a 16:9 kick tonight. Can you tell? If you’ve got a preference for any of the photos below, please feel free to share it in the comments.
Filed under Musings, Photography and Technology. |
