I love them. After everyone else has gotten tired of bubbles, I'm usually off in a corner blowing some more.Or in this case, making someone blow bubble after bubble just so I can get a cool picture.
Bubbles
I love them. After everyone else has gotten tired of bubbles, I'm usually off in a corner blowing some more.Or in this case, making someone blow bubble after bubble just so I can get a cool picture.
Links!
Some more links I collected, just for you.
Some good examples of simplicity in photography from Photography Served Projects. Sometimes, less is more. Most of the time, in fact.
A reason to be proud of your bad ideas, over at Seth Godin's blog.
A free Photoshop Action from MCP Actions. (Full disclosure, I haven't tried it yet, as I haven't really caught the texture everything bug. But it does look like fun to play with.)
And, last but not least, and having nothing to do with photography but everything to do with deliciousness, I am dying to make this hot chocolate recipe from Tartelette. The only thing stopping me is that it seems a bit much to go to the grocery store and spend about $20 on ingredients for something that can be made much more easily for about a dollar. Or less. But I am going to try it someday, as I just love spices in my cocoa. (If you're not a hot chocolate fan, her photography is also beautiful, so check that out, too.)
That's all for now, I hope you are all enjoying this holiday season, and looking forward to New Year's Eve, just around the corner.
Some good examples of simplicity in photography from Photography Served Projects. Sometimes, less is more. Most of the time, in fact.
A reason to be proud of your bad ideas, over at Seth Godin's blog.
A free Photoshop Action from MCP Actions. (Full disclosure, I haven't tried it yet, as I haven't really caught the texture everything bug. But it does look like fun to play with.)
And, last but not least, and having nothing to do with photography but everything to do with deliciousness, I am dying to make this hot chocolate recipe from Tartelette. The only thing stopping me is that it seems a bit much to go to the grocery store and spend about $20 on ingredients for something that can be made much more easily for about a dollar. Or less. But I am going to try it someday, as I just love spices in my cocoa. (If you're not a hot chocolate fan, her photography is also beautiful, so check that out, too.)
That's all for now, I hope you are all enjoying this holiday season, and looking forward to New Year's Eve, just around the corner.
Merry Christmas!
Evan and I woke up this morning, gathered our boxes of gifts and drove over the Bay Bridge to my mother's house in Berkeley. Interestingly, our neighborhood in SF was completely empty, but Berkeley was jam-packed! We spent an amazing day there. We started with a delicious brunch, then did some gift exchange (it always ends up being more than we thought it was going to be, somehow), then we went for a walk by the bay, which was so beautiful. I left my camera at home, but the sky and the water looked like they were merging into a soft blue haze. Gorgeous!
Then we hung out some more, had a quick dinner, and then Evan and I flew to Denver!
Yes, Colorado. So we got beautiful sunny weather and snow, all in one day.
It was the perfect day. Thanks to everyone who made it so great, you know who you are. I'm off to bed, and I will be back with more pictures tomorrow.
Then we hung out some more, had a quick dinner, and then Evan and I flew to Denver!
Yes, Colorado. So we got beautiful sunny weather and snow, all in one day.
It was the perfect day. Thanks to everyone who made it so great, you know who you are. I'm off to bed, and I will be back with more pictures tomorrow.
Dunes
I know it's Christmas Eve, but when I saw this among my still not quite organized pictures from Vietnam, I knew I had to post it. I took this in Mui Ne, Vietnam.
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