Showing posts with label Random. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Random. Show all posts

30.8.10

Three weeks since I started the 365...

...and three weeks since I've posted on this bad boy. I apologize for the delay, but I'm just trying to get used to the flow of this 365. It has been going great thus far, but seeing as I'm not even 1/10th of the way through it, I would hope that it would be.
I figured that since I haven't been out and about for any extensive shoots lately that I would just give the blog an refresher with some of my favorite 365 shots so far. Enjoy kiddos!


1.8.10

Photography stew, part deux.

After 30 weeks of keeping this blog going (yeah I know, I'm amazed as well), I figured it would be a great time to get together some of my favorite random shots. Throughout the first seven months of this blog I have managed to take some shots of this and that, and some seem worthy of being up here. Thanks to anyone who is viewing this on a regular basis, I hope some of these posts have tickled your fancy and/or blown your skirt up, as managing this blog has definitely done both to me. So sit back, relax, and take in this kaleidoscope of shots after the jump.

8.7.10

Land of the Rising Sun...No seriously, it's up at 4:00 a.m.

I would like to begin by apologizing to the entire month of June. Between hopping the Pacific, spending time in California and moving my life to Indianapolis, I somehow kept pushing back my posts. I swear it will never happen again. I hope.
Now that that's out of the way, let's get down to business. Japan. Tokyo to be exact. Nothing about this place was even remotely the same as home, but everything was amazing. There isn't nearly enough time for me to tell all of the stories through text, so I'll give it my best shot...through my shots. I hope you all enjoy, because it was surely one of the most astounding moments of my life thus far.

5.1.10

Much Ado About Nothing: Chop Suey Edition

Welcome the melting pot of novice photographs from the first few weeks of my experiment with a dSLR. I hope one is able to look back on these within six months (hopefully) and take note of obviously positive changes. Without further ado, I welcome the recipe to an amateur photography stew. Get a helping of stew after the jump.