The last full month of my photo of the day project is here. Three years of shooting a photograph every day is coming to an end as of January 8, 2011.
December, looking back I can see that I had an interest in black and white photography, played around with HDR, and drawing with light, and used the lomography look on quite a few photos.
This gallery contains thirty days of photos from November. There were lots of different subjects and photography methods, as one would imagine when shooting one photo each day for every day of the month, but a few of them are: black and white, abstract, shots of street performers on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont, a waterfall, a few old cameras, and more. Take a look by clicking the gallery link below. If you are looking to purchase any photos head over to my blog.
October....what will you see in my October photo gallery? photos, yes, 31 to be exact. The month began with a flood in Richmond, VT but you will also see lot's of Octoberish looking photos, you know, Halloween type stuff, Fall looking images etc...take a look by clicking the gallery link below.
September in Vermont means beautiful, explosive autumn leaves but that's not all that you will find in this months photo gallery. Here you will see a few abstract shots, a portrait, as always - lots of nature, a railroad crossing sign, kids playing soccer, balloons, and even a photograph of a door knob.
Another month's worth of photographs. This month I would say that my biggest influence was the discovery of the Lomography effect. Other than that there are lots of Vermont, nature types of photographs as well as a few from Hampton Beach, NH.
July...mid summer in Vermont. In this month's photo gallery you will find images of 4th of July things (you know, fireworks), lots of nature shots (flowers, leaves), a chicken, some blueberries, an abandoned car, an abandoned house, a tractor, The Richmond Round Church and many more...
Another month has gone by (as it seems to do every month). This month brings 30 new photographs, one taken each day of the month of June. There are lots of nature shots (a snake, a turtle, some flowers, a mushroom, a deer, lake photographs, a few kids, a couple of self portraits and more...
jHead does it again! In conjunction with Country Club Sound Studios, this is yet another ground-breaking video featuring music by the band Radiohead.
This video features the unauthorized use of the song Last Flowers To The Hospital from the critically acclaimed 2007 release titled "In Rainbows".
From January 7, 2008 until January 7, 2009 a gallery of photographs was created. This gallery is called the Things I Saw Photo Galleries. Most of these photographs were taken in Vermont, specifically around the Burlington, West Bolton, Richmond, Jericho, areas. There are also a few Maine photographs, as well as some images of Massachusetts.
The photographs from the Things I Saw Photo Gallery were used to create this video. With music from Radiohead, this is a dramatic look at entire year's worth of photography.
If you own a computer (which I will assume you do since you are reading these words) then you must have be aware of the looming problem with computer security, specifically with viruses and spyware and how having an infected computer can really cause problems! Take a look at this site Malware Solutions and get all the free computer help you need! (Did he just say FREE? That is correct fr-double-e!)
You will find free anti-virus software and free spyware removal software (snap! did he say free again? yup - I did!) as well as tutorials on How To Remove Computer Viruses and how to remove spyware.
With the US economy being as shitty as it is nice to know that you can get some free help! Who has money to part with? Not me! So, as I said before check it out!
A short single-track beginner/intermediate/advanced mountain biking trail in West Bolton Vermont mapped out (approx.) on Google Maps.
Trail Description and photographs.
The trail-head is located at the southern end of Country Club Condominiums.
A 4(ish) mile single-track intermediate/advanced mountain biking trail in West Bolton, Vermont mapped out (approx.) on Google Maps.
Trail Description, driving directions to the trail head etc..
The trail-head is located off of Notch Road in West Bolton.
click an image to go to my blog post about that image.
Heading Home From The Mountain - 11:01am - December 31, 2010
Into The Black - 9:42pm - December 30, 2010
I Nearly Forgot What Sadness Is - 7:50am - December 29, 2010
Time To Go Back In The Box - 11:40pm - December 28, 2010
Lomicrophone - 7:40pm - December 27, 2010
Between The Moving Train Cars - 12:26pm - December 26, 2010
Dressed For Success - 5:59pm - December 25, 2010
Early Christmas Eve Morning At The Hotel - 6:27am - December 24, 2010
The Hotel Hallway - 9:42pm - December 23, 2010
The Boy From Above - 7:01am - December 22, 2010
Fender - 7:29pm - December 21, 2010
Stretched Club - 6:58am - December 20, 2010
Town Library 2 - 4:57pm - December 19, 2010
20 Seconds Of Circles - 5:49pm - December 18, 2010
Rudy Neglected - 4:28pm - December 17, 2010
Streaks Of Snow - 5:29pm - December 16, 2010
Water In Motion - 7:25pm - December 15, 2010
Playing with Scissors - 5:14pm - December 14, 2010
Untitled - 7:23pm - December 13, 2010
Black and White Swirls of Light - 4:54pm - December 12, 2010
The Unfortunate One - 9:33am - December 11, 2010
Hotel Room View - 6:00pm - December 10, 2010
Wine Bottle - A Perspective - 7:02pm - December 09, 2010
Outside Dealer.com - 5:55pm - December 08, 2010
Barbara - 7:15pm - January 07, 2010
Exposed Tree - 5:50pm - January 06, 2010
Bodies Everywhere - 8:05pm - January 05, 2010
One Flash Of Light - 9:53pm - January 04, 2010
Pear Explored - 4:25pm - January 03, 2010
Catching Some Air - 1:09pm - January 02, 2010
Sink Drain and Beard Hair - 9:22am - January 01, 2010
Camel's Hump State Park's Burrows Trail in Huntington is a moderate day hike leading to top-notch Green Mountain Range views from the summit one of Vermont's tallest peaks - Camel's Hump.
Are you looking for summer vacation ideas? Thinking about visiting one of the many beautiful Atlantic Ocean beaches that line the New England coast?
Looking for Vermont vacation ideas? Try paddling across the Green River Reservoir and it's nineteen miles of shoreline to enjoy remote camping at one of twenty-eight tent sites...
