Author Hilary Baumann
The questions are very similar but they should evoke some different responses to help you make a decision and look at the bigger picture on a situation. What would happen if I did _________ What would happen if I didn’t _________… Continue Reading →
Really neat as well as elegantly designed media enriched story over on the New York Times site: http://www.nytimes.com/projects/2012/snow-fall/ https://youtube.com/watch?v=6Y3JfYeqKqU
FlightElectronic crop circlesLooking at cities as they go by, constellations on the earth top 2 photos: flight from Lexington to Chicago in the morning on the way to Curacao. I’m not sure what cities I was looking at at the… Continue Reading →
It’s been very windy here. Nothing like the coast with Hurricane Sandy I’m sure but we’re getting gusts in the 40mph range and it looks like it might snow tonight.
I just suddenly realized something: diving (from a diving board) is like gymnastics with less impact on your body. I wouldn’t have tried to do a handspring with a messed up / healing back but I was diving into a… Continue Reading →
These are all unedited photos with the exception of the first three at the top – no Photoshop here. The event was the kickoff event for this year’s Keeneland Concours d’Elegance. Concourse d’Elegance will be July 21st 2012.
Something about Letterpress just fascinates me.
Really impressive printing and cutting process on this book. Some reviews are a bit negative about the writing but the concept is amazing nonetheless.
Un-photoshopped photos taken at the National Corvette Museum September 1, 2011.
These are the un-photoshopped pictures I took at today’s Concourse d’elegance at Keeneland in Lexington Kentucky. A few of these will look a lot better once I crop and adjust them. I’ll post them separately when I do that. I… Continue Reading →
Took a mini-trip out of town. First stop was the Lost Cave River. The boat tour isn’t too long but it’s fun and don’t miss the butterfly house.
So I thought this event was supposed to go until 6pm but when we arrived shortly after 5pm there seemed to be a mass exodus of cars from the park. So instead of really going to this I just pulled… Continue Reading →
