I’ve been cleaning out my garage to set-up a hobby area and we found an old CompactFlash card from 2003 in a box. I didn’t have anything available to read it, plus I wasn’t expecting any actual data on it after sitting dormant for 20 years, but after getting a dongle and plugging in the … Read More
A long, long time ago, my parents bought me a couple of Topps card packs for Star Trek: The Motion Picture, which had just been released. I was a fan of the series (I was Spock for Halloween when I was 3 years old), so my Dad must’ve thought it would be cool to spend … Read More
I’ve found a bunch of pictures from my first digital camera, a Kodak DC240 Zoom. I bought it after I moved back to the States, so it must’ve been late 2000/early 2001. The camera had a 1.3 megapixel sensor, with a 3x optical zoom and 1280×960 resolution. I thought it was fantastic and it replaced … Read More
I took this back in 2009 in Portsmouth, NH with a Canon PowerShot A560
The San Fernando Cascades, where water from the Los Angeles Aqueduct enters the Valley. The small one on the left is where Mulholland famously told a crowd of 30,000 people at its opening in 1913, There it is, take it. The larger Cascade on the right was completed in 1970 and feeds the Foothill power … Read More
The final two 3D Prints for my succulent planters. One is a neat little model reminiscent of a Greek building, complete with a little reservoir at the bottom that fills with water that flows down from each of the planter areas through internal plumbing. The other is a Mario mushroom that was far larger than … Read More
It turns out there’s nice sunsets in Hawai’i. Next time, I really need to bring one of my real cameras and not just the phone.
I was rummaging through an old box and was excited to find some old pictures from my time in Japan that I hadn’t seen since I picked them up from the developer. These were taken on a disposable camera (could’ve been Kodak or Fuji, I used both all the time). The negatives were not in … Read More