Monthly Archives: October 2009
Weather was so awesome today I decided to walk back to the office from Tap, where we had a great lunch with a new contact. (The pub burger there is the best by the way.) Here are a few shots I took along the way.
Kierstin made a deal with me this weekend as we were playing around in the yard. She would pose for a few shots, and then I wouldn’t take any more pictures the rest of the day. She puts up with my photo snapping well and is also becoming a good negotiator. Here’s a few of the ones she was a good sport for:
Ok, so this isn’t really the “Photo of the Day” as I took this last week, but instead of making it “A Photo on Some Random Day” I thought I’d cheat a bit and just put this one up today.
I’ve been trying to actively take a few photos every day to keep the way that I view the world through the lens in the forefront of my mind each day. I’m going to try to take a photo a day for the next while and will share them here as I take ones that…
Here are a couple of shots that I liked that I took when Kierstin was around 2 years old. Shot this on an Canon Elon 7E using Fujichrome Sensia slide film.
een going back and having some of the photos I used to shoot on slide film converted to digital. Going to start adding a few posts of my favorite ones that I have scanned in. Enjoy.
I’m working on a custom Google Map that would include my favorite places to shoot. If you have any suggestions, shoot me your email and I’ll add you to be a contributor to the map. I’ll be updating this from time-to-time as I head out to shoot as well as get suggestions. Here’s a link…
Started out early this morning and headed to the east coast of the island. There we caught a 45 foot catamaran boat and set sail. We headed out to the island of Icacos, which is part of the Cordillera Natural Reserve.
Headed out early today to the El Yunque rainforest. Our tour guide was awesome, had grown up as a kid right near the entrance to the rainforest, and knew a lot about the area. It was great to get so much insight into the experience along the way.
So I did a bit of work today until about mid-afternoon. I knew I wanted to get the heart of Old San Juan walked today, including walking the Paseo de Princessa and seeing the Parque de Las Palomas.
Here are a few pictures that I took while walking around today. I went from the condo, in Condado to the el Morro fort in Old San Juan.
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After a bit of a bribe that involved ice cream, Monkey was up for doing a photo shoot at the park. Here’s a few of the ones I liked.