so i gave up making my own gallery template and downloaded one. some really nice layouts from darren's $5 script archive. oddly enough, the templates are five bucks each, but they come with great documentation, the flash source files and are configurable using xml. someday i may learn how to make one on my own. probably not.
morning edition has a story on chim, one of the founders of the magnum photo agency. he has an exhibit at the corcoran gallery in washington d.c. and there is a gallery of his images on the npr site.
marc and anne snuggle by candlelight. now they are pregnant. they are chronicling their move into parenthood, post-conception of course, on their blog. go there if you are into that thing. if not go there just to see marc's intense collection of moose photos, and some great shots from alaska. no really, i promise.
peter (notice no link) is trying to come up with a good blog name. let's all be quiet so he can concentrate. he promises to have one before blogs are obsolete. or has that happened already.
self-portrait sent to me by shooter jeremy who was covering holi at the local krishna temple. also know as the festival of color, the annual event celebrates the arrival of spring, then it snowed. so if you see a 6'6" rainbow colored guy, it's just jeremy.
so following the path of trent who is always a mile ahead of the curve of what is good, i have set up a photoshelter account. have uploaded cycling and some scenics so far. nice system and seems like a lot of features to suck up time playing with.
my friend rhett always wondered when he would finally make the big show and appear on my web page. for those of you who have been on my site, you know that it typically takes about five years for me to update. seems about time.
for a small fee, i can make a kit that will magically transform you cheap plastic camera into a cheap plastic panoramic camera.
