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Standing on the Corner
Took this on our recent whirlwind business trip to San Francisco. Love the solitary figure and the traffic. Captures 3rd … Continue reading →
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Ghosts on Market Street
Love this shot of people moving so quickly they blur. Taken at 3rd & Market in San Francisco. I had … Continue reading →
View ArticleVideo and a Giveaway
I shot and edited this: GIve the video a moment to load. If you have a hard time … Continue reading →
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Morissey spoke about this in the 1980s
This is the sign for a sweet looking liquor store on 3rd. The front window was loaded with bourbon. The … Continue reading →
View ArticleMoving from WordPress (.org) to Tumblr
Wondering about a methodology for doing this. I think what I’d do is keep the WordPress install alive for the permalinks and just use a little htaccess and then the DNS magic to tumblr. Wondering if...
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Hoops and Rings
Wishing that the iOS WordPress client was as slick as the Tumblr client. Meanwhile, enjoy this photo, taken during my … Continue reading →
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3rd & Mission
When I was looking through the images I captured in San Francisco, the thumbnail for this one caught me a … Continue reading →
View ArticleTux Life: Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
Tux Life: Beyond a Reasonable Doubt: essdogg: I’ve spent the better part of the week serving as the foreman for a jury in a criminal case. As they tell you, you’re not allowed to talk about it with...
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Data Point(s)
Photos that I carefully craft and edit on my iPhone using non-Instagram filters and then share get less commentary than my photos that go through Instagram. This could have been a post to twitter. And...
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One One One
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A Day Before the Storm
Autumn in Manhattan, a link to some amazing and heartbreaking Sandy aftermath photos and I snuggle with my girls because I feel so very lucky. Continue reading →
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