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Category Archives: Photography
Going through France Pictures
Sorting, tagging, cropping, selecting and discarding 1,000 images takes a little while. I just got started. Here’s one of my favorites so far.
Old Photos
Recently I sent a bunch of negatives to ScanCafe for scanning. I just got them back. Here’s a highlight. From left to right we have Mike Pelletier, Annie Stuart, Jennifer Bowie, me, Robin Thomas, and Jim Cronen. This was taken on The Approach in Troy, NY, in 1998. Yes, I did have less grey at …
Dragon*Con 2012
We made it through another Dragon*Con and it was a blast. And it was too crowded. And it was overwhelming. And it was awesome. Talk to anyone who goes and they’ll probably agree. My summation will take the form of a montage. Be aware that below the fold lurks dozens of pictures. If you want …
Artemis Helps Clean
The cats are always helpful when we’re cleaning things. Here Artemis is inspecting my t-shirt drawer. In the next one, I almost caught her whaling the crap out of Apollo. Pow! Right in the kisser.
Family Portrait
Minus Artemis and a wife who was ready for the photo.
Dragon*Con 2011 Images
I finally got around to tagging and uploading Dragon*Con images from last year. Flickr has the collection. Enjoy.
Behind on my Header Images
I was preparing a new header image for the Eyebrow today and noticed that I hadn’t put up three others from over a year ago! So, today you get a four-fer, with no extra charge. Introducing headers 23 through 26, appearing randomly on the Evil Eyebrow near you. Of course, now I notice a typo …
Happy Caturday (On Sunday)
Everybody needs some cat pictures. If you don’t follow me on twitter, make sure you check out Meowbify for some crazy cat image replacement fun. For once, the cats stood still reasonably well for portraiture.
Canon EF 85 mm f/1.8 Brief Review
Brief Review: I like it. It’s quick and sharp and light. Oh yeah, and it takes good pictures in low light. Less brief review: My workhorse lens is the EFS 17-55mm f/2.8 IS, shown to the right of the EF 85mm f/1.8 below. I purchased the 17-55 because the EFS 18-55 f/3.5-5.6 kit lens I …