Leaf me Something Good
Good morning everyone!
I forgot to pick out something on my home computer so this is coming from my very limited online secret archives.
I took this over the summer but it always looked to dead to showcase then so I thought I'd save it for the later. Now's the perfect time I think! The trees have all shed their leaves yet you can still get days where the frost melts to leave water drops.
I'll be coming to work half an hour earlier from now on out so I can leave when it's still light out. The winter darkness can get me down sometimes when all I do during the day is sit at work. Hopefully this year will be different.

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Uploaded on Nov 16, 2009
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Rally!
So I've just been moving tons of files around in Ligthroom 2.5 and I came across this one I had taken a while ago. A close up of a sunflower after a rain.
I've just made several changes in the way I handle my files and I'm feeling really great about things.
I hope to be shooting a wedding (I was asked to have a talk with a couple) which would allow me to upgrade my 5 year old computer. I really can't imagine what it would be like to see effects take place immediately after I click buttons. Right now things can get pretty slow.
Anyway, happy weekend!

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Uploaded on Nov 14, 2009
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Beach Grass Pano
It has been a while since I've uploaded frequently. I mean to change that but I guess I just need to get out an take more shots.
This pano is from the summer and I really like it.
Taken on the shores of Lake Michigan at Holland's Tunnel Park

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Uploaded on Nov 12, 2009
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Something in the Air
This past weekend was unseasonably warm. As a result, Sunday morning started out thick and soupy. In what turned out to be a most beautiful, clear day, there were many sights in the dense morning air.
This shot was taken in Kalamazoo's Bronson Park.

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Uploaded on Nov 11, 2009
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Pumpkin Carving Timelapse
Part 3 of 3 Caught in the act!
Here is a timelapse of me carving my wife's face into a pumpkin. Overall it took me just over a hour and 10 minutes. I still have the itch to carve again this season so I'm trying to come up with something awesome.

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Uploaded on Oct 31, 2009
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