My Favorite Pic Of 2007
December 30th, 2007 | by Tommy | published in Photography
Photography
On Vactation in Desitn, FL
July 26th, 2007 | by Tommy | published in Photography, Stuff
Sand between my feet, sun on my face, the sound of the surf only feet away. How wonderful a feeling. First extended break in a long time. Should be back on August 7th.
Pioneer 8th Generation Plasma HDTV
May 9th, 2007 | by Tommy | published in Culture, Photography, Technology
This is just a stunning new television that was announced by Pioneer in Europe a few days ago, with the code name of Project Kuro. I’ve been holding off getting a Plasma/HDTV television for a while, but not sure how much longer I can wait. This Pioneer should be a nice, all though expensive, addition […]
Mathematical Photography
October 21st, 2005 | by Tommy | published in Culture, Photography
I saw this image over at Boing Boing and thought it was beautiful. The work is from Justin Mullins of New Scientist.
Justin creates artwork consisting entirely of mathematical equations. He calls
it "mathematical photography." Justin says, "In the same way that an
ordinary photograph is a snapshot of an area of outstanding natural
beauty, a mathematical photograph is […]
Corn Field Pics
June 19th, 2005 | by Tommy | published in Photography
Corn Field Set Originally uploaded by Tommy.
Nude Art w/ Class
May 8th, 2005 | by Tommy | published in Culture, Photography
Spencer Tunick is at it again. More than 2,000 people braved near freezing weather to pose nude on the ancient cobblestones streets of Bruges, Belgium. Spencer has been doing what he calls "nude assemblages" around the world since 1992. I am not sure what it is about his photos, but I find them to be […]
Google New Map Feature
April 12th, 2005 | by Tommy | published in Photography, Technology
Google has integrated their recent purchase of Keyhole with their mapping program. The potential application for something like this are staggering. The amount of free information we now have at our fingertips is really becoming quite amazing. I just wonder if Google can tie it all together. If they can, they’ll be bigger then Microsoft. […]
La Conchita: View from the Top
January 13th, 2005 | by Tommy | published in Photography
The stories about the mudslide in La Conchita are a painful reminder, on top of even more recent reminders of the power of Mother Nature. Take the Wallet family. On Tuesday Jimmie Wallet ran out for some ice cream, but when he got back everyone and everything he had left behind were gone. He lost […]
The Leaves are a Changing
October 14th, 2004 | by Tommy | published in Photography
Over the years I have spent a small fortune on both SLR and digital cameras. But for some reason, I never seem to use them nearly enough. Part of it is because I am busy. Part of it is pure laziness on my behalf. This needs to change.
A Fridge to Behold
September 25th, 2004 | by Tommy | published in Photography, Stuff
There is nothing better on a Sunday afternoon then a stocked fridge and NFL football. Oh the joys of early fall.
