Life has been pretty hectic as of late and that has seriously cramped my time for iPhoneography & Observations blogging. However, we must seize what opportunities come. Given the recent birth of my… Read More
Periodically I write an “Observation” post because, let’s be honest, one can only read about ( and I can only write about) iPhoneography so often. Now that I think of it, I have… Read More
I received a nomination for a sunshine award from Marsha Graham over at Another Bloomer Blog (a fantastic blog in its own right). In order to accept the award there are a few rules:… Read More
I am fortunate enough to be friends with Chris Ferebee. Chris is a composer currently working in Oxford, England. For a reason yet unbeknownst, he asked me to work with him on a… Read More
Headed to the UK tonight. Here are the apps I am taking with me: 1. Fusioncam (post on this app coming shortly) 2. 645 Pro 3. D-Series (post on this app also coming… Read More
“Whether an act can be defined as charity is relative to your position” – Unknown author but nonetheless true.
The presidential inauguration is well over a year away but that does not mean we can not continue strengthening the steel trap that we believe our minds to be. Thus I have thrown… Read More
Whilst we are growing tired and weary of winter’s frigidity let us not forget that summer’s warm embrace and inviting views will be upon us in due time. May this photo serve as… Read More
This is one of the most painful realizations that bloggers inevitably have. It descends on you like a bat out of hell (as a side note: has anyone ever witnessed such?) when only… Read More
One thing I have quickly learned during my rather Crusade like march through iPhoneography is that volume typically leads to quality. I am not a trained photographer (I know this may come as… Read More
There are tons of ways to check in at a venue now and a number of them are integrated into larger social media platforms (Twitter, Facebook, G+, etc.) are very popular. But I… Read More
So there we were. I was project manager. My right and left hand folks were pitching the idea. I liked where their heads were at (nod to @atltsx). It made sense. We had… Read More
This last summer I was able to spend time with my daughter and it was very different from time we have spent together before. This may be because she has yet to reach… Read More
I don’t like it any more than you do. Christmas was coming. People requested gift ideas. I follow @ChrisCampTN on Twitter. He tweeted a link to this website and thus the great battle in
If you knew me 10 years ago and told me tradition was a good thing I would have laughed at you. Traditions were for the mindless, the creatively challenged, etc. What my pre-maturely… Read More
I wonder if I will have one. I wonder if I’ve had one. Could I have an idea that will change the world? Of course I assume this idea will somehow be pregnant… Read More
This is an intense blog-off post in response to a challenge issued to myself and @matthewldonald by @atltsx. It will determine who is the better blogger and the loser will never blog again… Read More
On a recent trip to the beach with my family there was frequent observations of the team of lifeguards that patrolled the sun-kissed sands upon which we traipsed. The life guards had a… Read More
I started blogging about a year ago. For me it was a creative outlet that I had been missing. I set a goal to post at least once a week. This is not… Read More
I have only spent a fractional amount of time on G+ (it’s what the cool kids are calling Google+) but I am arriving at a similar conclusion as when I first hopped aboard… Read More
Here is the second installment of text I have written in connection with a project I am working on with @theferebee. It feels like the parachute opened, albeit with some tangles in the… Read More
On a rather lengthy drive to the lake this week my wife and I entered into a riveting conversation about transportation. Oddly romantic I know. This quickly morphed into a discussion of what… Read More
This is a guest post from my wonderful wife. Powerful. If this does not move you, you might check your pulse for signs of life. This past Tuesday was my first day back… Read More
And there I was, sitting on the couch in all my Saturday morning glory circa 2008 with remote in hand. Click, click, click. I land on FSN which happened to be running a… Read More
“College football in the South is huge.” Herein lies one of the larger understatements of the 21st century. It’s fans demonstrate their fervor in ways that may seem alarming to the outsider. The… Read More
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