My dorm. First time in 5 years that I've lived in one of these....and I haven't forgotten why.
Some of you may already know this, but I’m in Boston for the summer. I may or may not be able to tell you where I’m working (I can, it’s MIT Lincoln Laboratory) or what I’m doing (I can, but it would be a long story). What matters is this: I brought my camera. Continue reading
I had intended last week on doing a daily post, a la travel blogs, but an iffy internet connection, and the loads of fun I was having, conspired to prevent that. As such, I’m only making one post with some highlights from the trip, and a collection of what I think were the most memorable photos. Continue reading
The Summit. 10,800 feet. That's probably a 12,000 foot peak behind us.
Out of Bounds Stout....very nice.
For the first round, I had the Out of Bounds Stout, and my brother tried the 15th Anniversary Ale. Round Two was Dry-Hopped IPA for me and Hog Heaven Barleywine Ale for him. The third round was The Reverend Belgian-Style Quadruple Ale and the Collaboration Not Litigation Ale. Continue reading
I’m visiting my brother in Colorado next week. It’ll be my first time to Colorado in almost a decade, and the first time I’ll have a chance to look around and actually explore the area.
Consequently, I’m bringing my camera. Continue reading
I'm an engineer by trade, and a photographer by hobby. In the fall of 2007, I bought my first digital SLR, a Nikon D40x, and haven't looked back yet. The majority of my photographic expeditions involve abandoned structures in Western Pennsylvania, but I'm never without my camera while on the road or at a Pirates game, and I have been known to take the occasional photo of a plant.