Showing posts with label you just never know. Show all posts
Showing posts with label you just never know. Show all posts

2010.04.02 There goes Mason

Now, they are all over the road. Dad is pretty excited to be able to go on bike rides with the boys. Next challenge: off road!


Canon 40D . Tamron 28-200

2010.04.01 Aidan! Open Your Eyes!

After a long winter and year on the bike with training wheels, we took the boys to the High School track and turned them loose on two wheels with nothing but a prayer and a brain-bucket. They took off like they had done it all before. Nice work boys!


Canon 40D . Tamron 28-200

2010.03.26 Looking Thru

Interesting layers of frames, glass and space.


iPhone 3G

2010.03.16 Removal of Poles

Even 'Authorized Removal' of these particular 'Poles' will result in a penalty significantly more severe than a Police Ticket.


Canon 40D . Canon 10-22

2010.03.11 iChameleon

Really. You just never know.


Panasonic LX2

2010.02.09 Pumpkin Bread

You really never know what you will take a picture of when you get up in the morning. Today, it was Andrea Gray's pumpkin bread with cream cheese that she brought into the office for breakfast. She runs a blog called Through Hazel Eyes Design. Check it out. And get her to make you some of this pumpkin bread.


Panasonic LX2

2010.02.08 Rosedale Park

On the way to work this morning, I saw tree after tree that was covered in this light, soft snow that fell last night. I had to take the opportunity to snap a pic of some of these. Rosedale park is an easy target as it is only two minutes off my commute.


Canon 40D . Canon 10-22

2010.01.29 KC Marriott

Ok, I am the last one that wants to see 'you just never know' become 'wait, let me guess - bokeh'. But sometimes I have these ideas that just wont leave me alone until I play with them a bit. Such is the case with the Kansas City Downtown Marriott. It winks at me every morning on the way into work, and today I stopped by and snapped a few.




Canon 40D . Canon 50mm 1.8 . Manual Focus

2010.01.13 Bokeh, Sweet Bokeh

The crown center lights will soon be coming down, and all will be back to normal. I had to take the opportunity to walk through one last time.


Canon 40D . Canon 50mm 1.8