Steven’s Notebook

I guess it’s finally time to buy that PowerBook.

(Actually, we took it apart to canabalize parts for another of the same type… no “living” computers were harmed in the making of this image.)

Al’s tagline always catches my eye.
Believe nothing. Trust no one. Give oxygen.
I’ve given blood before. Some people give bone marrow, others have given organs. Given that the human body takes in oxygen and returns carbon dioxide (at least, that’s the rumor goin’ round), I’m not sure how I can “give oxygen.” Al, care to elucidate?

Ice & bike don’t mix well for Tommy. His helmet did it’s job though, that’s good news.

Coach V. looks on as the AHS women’s varsity lacrosse team plays against Chatahoochee in tonight’s game. Though the varsity women lost, his JV women tied ‘Hooch in theirs.

I know, no sooner do I post about the photo-a-day project and goal than I take a few days off. Here are some colorful pictures from last week to hold you through

This past week Milton hosted a Valentine’s evening dance featuring the Glenn Miller Orchestra. I’d been asked to make portraits for the couples, which I did. It was my first “real” portrait shoot and I’m pretty happy with the way it went.
Several students were helping get the room set up when I arrived, so I [...]

A Photo Every Day - that’s what I set the goal at about a month ago. The real goal, of course, is not to have 365 useless images at the end of the year. It’s to improve as a photographer through practice and feedback.
I’ve missed a couple of days, but I’m sticking with it. I’ts [...]

The snow started at about 9:35. At 9:45 I went out and got a few images.

Before the clock struck 10 it had turned to rain and all the snow was gone.

“Oh, so that’s where I put my bear.”

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Recent Comments on your photos, and
Comments you’ve left on others’ photos.
Your recent photos, by date taken: a List, the Calendar.
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I especially like that last one.

I’ve passed this horse just about every weekday morning, usually before the sun comes up. I look at where the sun’ll be rising and think “someday I’ve got to come by here a little later when the pasture’s nicely lit.” Today was the day.

It’s hard to get a picture of a friendly horse. There was [...]