Well, I finally got around to Make-ing something. The very first project that attracted me to the magazine was the $14 Video Camera Stabilizer, so that was the first thing I’ve done. I found the results to be pretty suprising. It’s a bit awkward to handle, but it really does reduce all the shake and… Continue reading Make Project 01 — Steadycam
Category: photography
I Almost Forgot I Had A Blog
I feel like I owe my friends and family an apology for possibly scaring them into thinking I was missing and feared dead. I’m not going to go into some annoying post about how busy my life has been lately and I just haven’t had time to write. Partly because that’s not true at all… Continue reading I Almost Forgot I Had A Blog
Yosemite Valley
Yosemite Valley by Jason Coleman— Angela and I just spent two days with a couple of friends at Yosemite Nat’l Park. I’ll have much more here soon, but we’re enjoying Monterey, CA for the next couple of days.
Fourth Anniversary Getaway
Angela and I enjoyed the most snow we’d seen all Winter during the first weekend of Spring. Angela and I celebrated our fourth anniversary a week late this year since she had to leave for a conference out in San Francisco on the day of. It’s more important that we did something rather than get… Continue reading Fourth Anniversary Getaway
Fire In The Mountains
Snowy Sunset by Jason Coleman.
The White House
Say Hi, George by Jason Coleman
Bradford Pear In Bloom
Bradford Pear In Bloom by Jason Coleman.
What My Lens Has Taught Me
This is sort of a response to a post at Kevin’s blog about photography and digital manipulation. I figured my activity on my own site has been a trickle lately, so I’d just post here instead of just leaving him a lengthy response. If you aren’t already reading Kevin and Katie’s blog, you should be.… Continue reading What My Lens Has Taught Me