Ever since Steve Jobs announced that they’d be moving to Intel chips, one of the major questions on people’s minds (well, geeks’ minds) has been “Will we be able to run Windows on an Intel Mac?” The Apple party line at MacWorld seems to be “we won’t support that” – which is completely fair and […]
Month: January 2006
Today’s Photo of Saturday’s Event
I was cautioned about the Photo-A-Day goal not to set the bar too high; “Picture a day means lots of editing. Great if you have the time EVERY day. Don’t set a goal too high, work your way up to daily.” That’s ok, I’m not going to beat myself up if I don’t hit the […]
Suburban Barriers
The property fence of one subdivision hides a silt barrier around an ugly vacant lot — but only from the residents of the subdivision, not from passersby on the main street. This wasn’t really the photo I’d stopped for; there are two water towers in the distance, visible through some trees, and I was intreagued […]
A Photo A Day
I’m joining Tommy W. and others who’ve put forth a resolution to capture at least one image every day. Today I stopped by to see what’s left of a friend’s house. While we were gone for Christmas vacation, Scott had a fire at his house. This is what’s left of the carport. The wall to […]
Everyplace Photography?
Andrew Kantor, USA Today: New digital camera? Know how, where you can use it With all these cameras snapping around us, I started to wonder about the laws regarding using them. Where can you shoot? What can you shoot? Mr. Kantor’s a writer, not a lawyer, though his research seems to be pretty much in […]
Everyday Photography
I’ve tried to get more in the habit of carrying my camera around more, shooting on a more regular basis rather than just taking it to specific events. This Christmas vacation was a good time for that, just keeping my eyes open and taking pictures of whatever I saw. Here’s a view out the passenger […]