the week in review

[low_delta]

I've been updating the galleries on my website. I work on it for a while, and then my connection closes, and I can't log back onto the ftp. Usually, this is around bedtime, so I just give up for the night. This time it was early. I tried rebooting, but still no luck. This is starting to get old. It's almost done. I just need to add a couple of pics to the cemeteries section, and fix a bunch of minor errors. http://www.kevcyn.net/default.htm

Yesterday's forecast called for 2 to 4 inches of snow today, then was updated to 6 to 10 for some areas. We were watching it fall all around us on the radar, like we were in the eye of the storm. It started snowing a little before 2:00 today. It kept snowing for most of the day, and we're still less than 2 inches.

Today was a lazy day for me, as usual. I did very little. I just can't get motivated.

Yesterday, Doug and I went out to Okauchee to play Magic with some of the other guys. I had a good time. After that, since Phil was in town, I went to Joe's to join the guys for some cards. They were playing sheepshead when I got there, but then we started Nuclear War. I actually won a game.

Friday was another lazy day. I accomplished a little bit. Can't remember what. Oh yeah, I vacuumed the house. Other than that, I spent a lot of time working on my decks for Magic.

Thursday was Thanksgiving. We went to mom's. Sister and family were there, as were Cyn's mother and son. It was fine. The food was good. Not too exciting. Later in the evening, Heather and Greg stopped by (they were staying the night), and visited with them for a while.

I worked monday through wednesday, of course. In the evenings, I spent a lot of time working on my decks. Fortunately, since we played on saturday, I don't have to mess with them again for a while.

Comments

[i.livejournal.com]

i just went through your entire site for the first time. i'm sure i've seen a lot of them as they were posted in lj, but it was cool to see the whole.

i liked a lot of them, too many to list, but standouts were the santa monica pier (in the people section where i liked most of the images), the dragonfly, cyn's butterfly, and her idyll with the bike in the woods. i love cemeteries, but photographing them always seems like documenting other people's art. you managed to transcend that quite a few times.

all in all a nice morning diversion. :)

[i.livejournal.com]

ps. there is no way we saw the sunset at the chiricahuas.

[low-delta.livejournal.com]

You're right! Cut and paste strikes again.

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

I think I've said it before - photographing art is like shooting fish in a barrel. But still, with a good eye, you can make the photos stand out. So thanks. My cemetery galleries are less about photography than the other galleries. There are a lot more shots there that are "documentation." But thanks!

And I finally got imagecentralamerica.com on our links page. :-)

[i.livejournal.com]

that reminds me. i need to update farbelism's links and make one for ICA.

[low-delta.livejournal.com]

By the way, I didn't notice the couple on the pier until I was lining up the camera for the shot. Maybe not until after I took it.

And I don't know how she got that one of the butterfly on the flower. I could never get that close. The dragonfly, on the other hand, got used to me fairly quickly.