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The "Things I Saw" Photo Galleries began January 7, 2008. The idea is to shoot one photo per day with my digital camera and post these unique Vermont photographs on my website. You can see all of the "Things I Saw" Photo Galleries by clicking here.
Photo by: Michael McKennedy
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PHOTO MISSING ERROR:
If you see this text it means that either your browser does not support JavaScript (or it's turned off), or there isn't a date appended to the URL in the address bar of your web browser.
If you see this text (which you do) try clicking here (will open a new window).
If you want to see other images just use the URL format http://www.mckennedy.org/things-i-saw.html#year/month/day as in http://www.mckennedy.org/things-i-saw.html#yyyy/mmm/dd for example http://www.mckennedy.org/things-i-saw.html#2009/05/30 or http://www.mckennedy.org/things-i-saw.html#2009/04/15 and hit your browser's refresh button.
If you see this text it means that either your browser does not support JavaScript (or it's turned off), or there isn't a date appended to the URL in the address bar of your web browser.If you see this text (which you do) try clicking here (will open a new window).
If you want to see other images just use the URL format http://www.mckennedy.org/things-i-saw.html#year/month/day as in http://www.mckennedy.org/things-i-saw.html#yyyy/mmm/dd for example http://www.mckennedy.org/things-i-saw.html#2009/05/30 or http://www.mckennedy.org/things-i-saw.html#2009/04/15 and hit your browser's refresh button.
All Vermont photographs, images and editing © Michael McKennedy.
Some of the subject matter of the "Things I Saw" Photo Galleries include: Vermont scenic photography, wild flower images, pictures of insects, bugs and animals, fall foliage photography, winter snowboarding and skiing images, people in and around Burlington Vermont, seasonal photos, sunrises, Lake Champlain sunsets and much, much more.
How This Page Works:
This page uses JavaScript to grab the anchor tag (#) and all that follows the anchor tag from the URL. Then using the substr function it grabs the different "pieces" of the hash (year, month and day) and stores them and uses document.getElementById('ID').innerHTML to display the requested image based on the date. If the date is incorrect the default "error" message is displayed. Then the month date value is converted to text to write the month in string form. You can find a javascript tutorial on the subject on mBlog.
