Last night and the night before, Paul called to go have a bit to eat. Wednesday night we went to Hillsboro Beach, a place I had never been, had some dinner, talked and, walked out on the pier. It was windy and the waves high and rough. Paul was still upset about his freaky, female [...]
If you want, instead of answering what this is, you can ask me a question although, at the rate they’re arriving, nobody is much interested in doing that. (one thing is for sure, focus when taking macro shots is critical but, is more difficult that it seems. Depth of field and, angle of the camera [...]
Another busy Monday has come to an end. With three classes I had little time to attend to my project deadline and, tomorrow morning I have to go to Home Depot to buy some material for delivery to the Univ. I almost did it last week. I can wait no longer. Tomorrow I also hope [...]
While working on my deadline looming project (Friday), I remembered a place along the Miami River that would be ripe for some of what I needed, StoneAge Antiques. There is so much here you could spend the entire day and not see it all! I decided to try my camera celphone. Lat night, gawd, what [...]
This article I found today is noteworthy since I work for the State of Florida University System. There has been lots of talk about what this Bush has done with the educational system here and, it doesn’t seem to want to fade away. Policies implemented take a long time to change because only with time [...]
ubermunkey asks: “Given the choice to go back and change one decision at a crux in your life, what would that be?” Answer: In retrospect, of course, I would. At one point in my life I said I wouldn’t change a thing about my life and the decisions I made. At this moment I would [...]
I was thinking about what to do for my proposal, meaning what format: drawing, photo, composite, etc., when I current walked into the lab and asked to use the paper cutter. I told him he needs to use the right tools for the job (cutting matte board) and loaned him my box cutter and stainless [...]
Not much time today but, I did try out a few more macro shots. This example is with the 20mm & 36mm only and, is of a skull that’s 3cm long. This is my smallest skull. I’ll most likely work on more over the next few days but, I have a proposal to get finished [...]
Finally, I can do macro with my new camera. I bought extension tubes instead of a macro lens because I thought it would be more versatile and, because I’ve had extension tubes with my previous film cameras and found they were very much what I liked. I only played with them, 12mm, 20 mm and, [...]
artscape greynolds Originally uploaded by artlab. Location I choose for a public art project. No details to be announced today but, the project will be in the mud tidal area.
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