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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Do you like giant fiberglass cows? Well, have I got a treat for you — the Bovine of the Desert, at the Nevada state line along Hwy 127/373