by thadmin | Jun 3, 2011 | La Di Da, Travel
Following is a random selection of images taken of hands and feet...
by thadmin | Jun 2, 2011 | Beauty
I took this photo of Carrie holding her violin for me back in 2000, I think it was. Its Type 55 film from Polaroid again, and sepia toned in Photoshop after scanning.
by thadmin | May 31, 2011 | Beauty
A number of years ago (2002?), I hauled my old Graflex camera out west one Christmas to use up some Polaroid Type 55 pos/neg film. This was one of the photos I took out there in my mothers’ garden. I have always liked it.
by thadmin | May 30, 2011 | Beauty, Joy, Nature
We have sort of acquired a squirrel, going by the name Charlie. Carrie and our friend Michael Colero found him on Queen Street West in Toronto, milling around on the sidewalk and running into traffic. He even ran into a store along there a couple of times. He seemed...
by thadmin | May 30, 2011 | La Di Da, love
Here are some random images from my Aperture library… Owen holds up a TRex to its former self at the ROM five years ago… The House of Commons’ library from the rear last year. My mum, getting all blushy from a lens...
by thadmin | May 28, 2011 | Beauty, Joy
Took these one foggy evening a few years ago… Trouble at the...
by thadmin | May 26, 2011 | Joy, love
Here are some photos of the kids two taken a couple of years ago, the others reasonably...
by thadmin | May 25, 2011 | Beauty, Nature
Carrie came home with some curly willow a few days ago and after a shower in the afternoon, the light was quite lovely for it. ...
by thadmin | May 23, 2011 | Historical, Tech
In 2003, I was invited to travel to Ottawa a second time to review press tests for a series of posters Alex Taylor of Endurance Designs was producing of images taken during Ernest Shackleton’s ill-fated Trans-Antarctic expedition of 1914. I had prepped the...
by thadmin | May 20, 2011 | INFO
From The Washington Monthly: “Edward Tufte occupies a revered and solitary place in the world of graphic design. Over the last three decades, he has become a kind of oracle in the growing field of data visualization—the practice of taking the sprawling,...
