Monthly Archives: May 2010
Mickey Ryan’s Bar
Cashel, County Tipperary, Ireland. A shot from our family trip in 2007. Its a BAR and GROCERY? BRILLIANT! Every American husband would be a hero in his household! “Relax honey … I’ll do the grocery shopping this week … hell .. EVERY WEEK”! Seriously … The brightly painted doorways and quaint storefront were plenty to capture my attention. The juxtaposition [...]
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6th Floor
This is the 6th floor of the Everett Mill. But enough about the image. I took a break from posting over the weekend to redesign my site. I wasn’t terribly happy with the previous theme and its limitations (no pagination? Seriously?). I tried “upgrading” to their newest version but my site completely crashed. I rolled back and went back to [...]
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Looking Up
Another shot from my brief walk through the South End of Boston on Monday. How short was it? Well this image was shot only about a hundred yards from the one I posted the other day. I basically just walked around the block. In that short trip I grabbed about 5 sets of brackets that I’m pretty happy with. I especially [...]
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Bad-ass
And now for something completely different: My friend, Shawn Fiord (an approximation of his name, to protect his dignity), is going through a mid-life crisis. Actually, his third mid-life crisis. His first came at about age 35 and involved a motorcycle. After an unfortunate encounter with the pavement and subsequent bodily damage, the offending bike has been sitting idle in [...]
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540 Malden Mills
Another image of the Malden Mills. This one from a few weeks back with the rented (and sorely missed) Nikon PC-E lens. Actually, this may be the last image I shot with it! I want to take a moment to both thank and curse my good friend, Brian Matiash for introducing me to the creative virtues of Tilt/Shift. No longer [...]
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