4/25/2009--From Jean

Great sunrise this morning! Spectacular day overall. Canon 5d.

4/24/2009--From Jean

"S" is for Saturday, . Calendar project. Gary tried to help. Canon G10.

4/25/09--From David

Swoosh.
Canon PowerShot G10, f2/8, 1/60th sec

4/24/09--From David

I've been phlebotomized.
Canon PowerShot G10, f2.8, 1/25th sec, no flash, left handed, about to be stabbed.

4/23/09--From David

Morning Tide
Canon PowerShot G10, f4.0, 1/200sec

4/22/09--From Jean

If you double click on the image, you can read the captions. Cute! Canon powershot.

4/22/09--From David

Self Portrait, part two.
Canon PowerShot G10

4/21/09--From David

Self portrait
Canon PowerShot G10, f2.8, 1/30th sec

4/21/09 -- From JoAnne

Nikon

4/20/09 -- From JoAnne

Cause and Effect.  Nikon D40.
Sorry for the delay in posting - we've been having Internet connection issues.

4/21/2009--From Jean

Another project, nearly complete. Just need to fill these little guys with resin, and we've got some great bottle-cap magnets. Canon 5D.

4/20/2009--From Jean

Chrissy scored this vintage typewriter for me. There is a house for sale at the end of our street--I was nosey and wanted to see what it was like inside, so I went online to see the photos. I saw this little beauty sitting by itself in an empty room, and knew it wanted to come home with me. Chrissy worked her magic and voila! It's home. Canon 5d.

4/20/09--From David

Trailside reminder of spring.
Canon PowerShot G10, f4.0, 1/640th sec

4/19/09--From David

Isolation.
Canon PowerShot G10, f2.8, 1/10th sec

04/19/09 -- Mike

What happens when I get bored during Biochem

4/19/09 -- From JoAnne

Previous path of the railroad, now a rail trail. Great for running, hiking, biking, or horseback riding. Nikon D40.

4/18/09 -- From JoAnne

Old railroad marker - side 2.  Nikon D40

4/19/2009--From Jean

On our way to the mecca for book making enthusiasts. Handmade books are an art form onto themselves. Talas has hundreds of handmade papers, and an extensive supply of book cloth, including some spectacular Japanese specialty cloths. Sadly, they only sell by the yard, so unless everyone wants one for Christmas, the $49/yard (for my favorite) is somewhat of a deal-breaker. Never would have guessed the store would get as much traffic as it did! Its pretty far off the beaten path, in an industrial area of Brooklyn. On a side note: we also took a book binding class. We were taught Coptic book binding at the Book Center in NY. It was great! Book binding is basically sewing, so it was right up my alley. I hope to take another class on a return trip.

Shot with the little Canon Powershot. (I hate every photo I take with this thing! A necessary evil, my beloved Canon 5D would break my back if I had to carry it around all day. An upgrade on the travel camera may come soon.)

4/18/2009--From Jean

Rockefeller center. Canon powershot.

4/17/2009--From Jean

Old letter press type. Found a "flea market" type of thing on our way to a destination point. It was HUGE--we could have spent hours there. They sold everything from war medals (that seems so wrong), to African carvings. Lots of old photos for sale, including mug shots from the 30s. Very interesting. Canon powershot.

4/16/2009--From Jean

City sunset. Canon powershot.

4/15/2009--From Jean

Soho heads. Taken with my travel camera--Canon Power Shot.