365 Portraits
Those of you who know me know how much I hate having my picture took. I leave the room, or I offer to take the picture myself, but I really do not like being photographed. Something about my soul being stolen.
No, seriously, I don't like pictures of myself because I almost never look as good in photographs as I hope. It's never the fault of the photographer or the camera -- it's me.
So it took a lot to let myself be shot for an hour by Bill Wadman, a New York photographer who is doing a project in which he's creating a portrait every day for a year. He took nearly 100 pictures (in some of them I was actually standing in a waterfall!), and then emailed me. "Half are handsome, half are funny. Which do you want me to use?" I told him to use the most honest one.
It looks like he succeeded perfectly.
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
365 Portraits
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Tuesday, August 28, 2007
eclipse 3
The moon is now behind the trees, the clouds are thick and starting to turn a monochrome early morning blue.
I am underwhelmed.
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eclipse 2
And we are now completely socked in.
The clouds are banded, alternating thick and thin layers, so as they
were moving in over the moon they gave a nice impression of the moon
going into the umbra. it was like watching a real eclipse on fast-forward
The clouds are banded, alternating thick and thin layers, so as they
were moving in over the moon they gave a nice impression of the moon
going into the umbra. it was like watching a real eclipse on fast-forward
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eclipse
Well, after weeks of saying that i wasn't going to watch the eclipse, that I've seen eclipses before, that there was nothing special about this eclipse, my body betrayed me and woke me up at 4:55, just in time for the eclipse.
So far, as expected, it doesn't quite thrill me.
Eh.
It doesn't help that we're at about 8/10 overcast.
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Thursday, August 16, 2007
Kevin Mitnick's Business Card
Kevin Mitnick's business card is a break-out lock picking kit.
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