Narrating and Demonstrating the Work We Do
Took a little photo safari today with my youngest son and only daughter. Son #1 decided that the couch was preferable to enjoying the spring weather…oh well, maybe tomorrow. Anyways, the purpose of our little adventure was to get up into Petersen Creek Park in Kamloops and let Selah experiment with longer exposure photography. Surprisingly, […]
My previous post, the results of the photo safari, was a bit of a parallax-gasm, no? If you are wondering, parallax is that funky effect that has the background and foreground of a post moving at different speeds. It creates a nice illusion of depth on the page and can be done really well. I’m […]
Started at… Here is my bike looking supernatural. Converging on the hub. monochrome Keep the rubber side down. anglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesfocus? Pedal meets cone. Dark. abstract Shadow The opposite of complexity. …ended late.
Started at… Here is my bike looking supernatural. Converging on the hub. monochrome Keep the rubber side down. anglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesanglesfocus? Pedal meets cone. Dark. abstract Shadow The opposite of complexity. …ended late.
Unlike my colleague who is positioned to the desk on my right, I actually got out of the office (see her safari here its really good) to explore the strange place they call Old Main located at the center of the land they call Thompson Rivers. Through out my adventure exploring the strange land, I … Continue reading Photo Safari Through the Rivers of Thompson →