Showing posts with label Point and shoot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Point and shoot. Show all posts
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Material girl forever.
Italian Vanity Fair has a sneak peak of Dolce & Gabbana's Spring/Summer 2010 ad campaigns featuring Madonna shot by Steven Klein...
What do you think?
I think she looks like an Italian movie star...
How strange is it to see her eat pasta, wash dishes and peel onions!
What do you think?
I think she looks like an Italian movie star...
How strange is it to see her eat pasta, wash dishes and peel onions!
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Snowflakes
I am completely in awe of these amazing photographs of real snowflakes taken by Kenneth G. Libbrecht using a specially designed snowflake photomicroscope — see more of his work at SnowCrystals.com
Friday, November 27, 2009
A different kind of people watching.
Take a portrait. Every single day. For one year. Most of us don't have the motivation but that's what Mercedes McAndrew is doing and has a blog to prove it, limagequotidienne.blogspot.com.
I love people watching and sometimes get caught staring...
I like to make up stories about where they're coming from, where they're going...
I think there is a voyeur in all of us...
Photos of strangers posted online is a great way not to get caught!
I love people watching and sometimes get caught staring...
I like to make up stories about where they're coming from, where they're going...
I think there is a voyeur in all of us...
Photos of strangers posted online is a great way not to get caught!
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Opinion reconsidered.
I've never considered myself a fan of plates as wall decor til I saw these photos on an interior design website I frequent. I was so inspired I thought I'd share...
A modern take on something very old fashioned. So pretty!
A modern take on something very old fashioned. So pretty!
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Thursday, October 22, 2009
From me to you.
Just would like to say thank you to all that have taken moments to visit my little blog and for all the kind words you've given me...
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Roadtrippin'
I just got home a few days ago from a wonderful trip into the desert for some wide open spaces and clean air to breath. I won't bore you with all 700 digital pictures I took. I took a ton of film as well and will slowly be getting them all developed. Stay tuned for those...
This is the happiest little 7up sign in the world...I'm pretty sure. It's in Needles, CA, just a few hours outside LA. I wanted to take it home with me.
Our first big stop was the Grand Canyon. No matter how many pixels your camera has you will never ever get the true feeling of this place from a photo. I don't care if you are the best photographer working for National Geographic. If you've never been...GO HERE!!!!!
Throughout the day it looks different, based on the lighting and the shadows cast down from the clouds...
This little guy let me walk right up to him!
Tweedledee and...?
The only complaint I have (really for the entire trip) is that we had a difficult time finding yummy food here. If you know different, please do tell!
CaCa is always funny. Always.
Partner in crime, Julie..
Back on the road...
Not the one I'm used to seeing..
Second destination was Jerome, AZ. It used to be a booming mining town filled with debauchery where prostitution was a big money maker and later was deserted. Now it's a quirky little artist community with views overlooking Sedona and the Red Rocks. Jerome is supposedly incredibly haunted, and thus marketed accordingly. I gotta give props where props is due...I had the best burger ever at "Haunted Hamburger." If you ever make it to these parts you must have one!
The building on the left is where we stayed, The Hotel Connor. I never got scared but must admit some kinda weird stuff happened. Our windows were rattling really hard even though there was no wind as we were trying to fall asleep, and the pully for the blinds was spinning around really fast even though there wasn't any air blowing from anywhere inside the room. I layed in bed and watched it curiously for awhile before I fell asleep. Who knows...maybe..?
There were definitely some characters in this town. This one obliged me with a photo op...
Back on the road again. The US has some really good spots tucked away off the beaten path..
Last stop for us was Sedona. One of the most mystical magical places on earth!
A sunset hike at the strongest vortex...
Horseback riding through Dead Horse Ranch State Park...
The whole trip has a dreamy quality about it. I forget sometimes how important it is to get out of Los Angeles to simply step away from the madness for atleast a few days.
Next up? The planning has already begun to drive through Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia in January. I'm so excited!! If you know of any places I absolutely must see in these states or local cuisine I must try, please email me..!
This is the happiest little 7up sign in the world...I'm pretty sure. It's in Needles, CA, just a few hours outside LA. I wanted to take it home with me.
Our first big stop was the Grand Canyon. No matter how many pixels your camera has you will never ever get the true feeling of this place from a photo. I don't care if you are the best photographer working for National Geographic. If you've never been...GO HERE!!!!!
Throughout the day it looks different, based on the lighting and the shadows cast down from the clouds...
This little guy let me walk right up to him!
Tweedledee and...?
The only complaint I have (really for the entire trip) is that we had a difficult time finding yummy food here. If you know different, please do tell!
CaCa is always funny. Always.
Partner in crime, Julie..
Back on the road...
Not the one I'm used to seeing..
Second destination was Jerome, AZ. It used to be a booming mining town filled with debauchery where prostitution was a big money maker and later was deserted. Now it's a quirky little artist community with views overlooking Sedona and the Red Rocks. Jerome is supposedly incredibly haunted, and thus marketed accordingly. I gotta give props where props is due...I had the best burger ever at "Haunted Hamburger." If you ever make it to these parts you must have one!
The building on the left is where we stayed, The Hotel Connor. I never got scared but must admit some kinda weird stuff happened. Our windows were rattling really hard even though there was no wind as we were trying to fall asleep, and the pully for the blinds was spinning around really fast even though there wasn't any air blowing from anywhere inside the room. I layed in bed and watched it curiously for awhile before I fell asleep. Who knows...maybe..?
There were definitely some characters in this town. This one obliged me with a photo op...
Back on the road again. The US has some really good spots tucked away off the beaten path..
Last stop for us was Sedona. One of the most mystical magical places on earth!
A sunset hike at the strongest vortex...
Horseback riding through Dead Horse Ranch State Park...
The whole trip has a dreamy quality about it. I forget sometimes how important it is to get out of Los Angeles to simply step away from the madness for atleast a few days.
Next up? The planning has already begun to drive through Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia in January. I'm so excited!! If you know of any places I absolutely must see in these states or local cuisine I must try, please email me..!
