Monday, June 7, 2010
Trash no more!
Going along with my little theme today lol, is another website called Freecycle. This is one of my favorite sites! Instead of trashing your unwanted stuff go put it up on Freecycle. You can either post stuff for people to pick up from you or you can do a little FREE shopping yourself. It's all about recycling old stuff instead of trashing it! My wife and I use it all the time.
What do they say...one man's trash is another man's treasure?
Check it out!
What do they say...one man's trash is another man's treasure?
Check it out!
Share with your neighbors
Thought I'd pass along this cool site called Neighborgoods. You can borrow things from people in your area such as tools etc... Or you can put stuff up for borrowing. Check it out!
A great way to put photos/files online!
Hey everyone, I found a new site a while back called Dropbox which allows you to keep files stored online for others to easily access or for you to just store them. The cool thing is if you use more than one computer you can sync the files through Dropbox and upload them from one computer and it automatically makes them accessible to all the computers you have Dropbox installed on - so no more need to carry around a USB stick from work to home...
Oh and it's.....FREE.
Check out their tutorial video...
Check out Dropbox!
Oh and it's.....FREE.
Check out their tutorial video...
Check out Dropbox!
Friday, May 28, 2010
Eastern Sierra wildflower trip
So a few weeks ago I ventured out to Lone Pine, Ca. in search of wildflowers - which were supposed to be peaking in that area. I hit the road for 3 days with just my camera. Here's the results:
Division Creek Rd had a lot of blooming flowers. I don't know what these pink ones are though.
The Lupine's were blooming like crazy up that road.
Division Creek is a little runoff from the Eastern Sierras just North of Independence, Ca.
It was a very windy afternoon.
The infamous Mobius Arch, situated in Alabama Hills, predawn. That spire in the middle is Mount Whitney - the highest point in the lower 48 (14,497 feet).
Here is the moon through the arch.
Snow capped Lone Pine Peak through Mobius Arch. You might recognize that peak from Iron Man when Tony Stark is giving his missle demonstration - he blows up the hills sides in the foreground.
I took a midday excursion up to Whitney Portal and wasted a little time there.
A couple of Stellar Jays kept me company.
Found these guys in a pasture in Lone Pine.
If you've never heard of the Alabama Hills it's nowhere near Alabama. It's basically a large field of interesting looking boulder formations at the foot of the Eastern Sierras. A ton of movies have been filmed there including numerous John Wayne films, The Lone Ranger series, Iron Man, Tremors, Star Trek Generations, Gladiator and Maverick.
Lathe Arch, another arch in Alabama Hills.
And of course I had to brave the cold wind and get a few night shots.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Jill and Jessica
Jill and her daughter Jessica (and their dog) won a portrait session at Sangha in a silent auction. We shot at their very picturesque house. Here's a few of the highlights.
I had to start off with the dog! Who can say no to this face?!
I love this one. He looks so bored lol.
For the record he was not barking at me.
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