American Pickers
The true American Pickers – three generations of them in fact, had some long rows ahead of them early one morning this summer. Picking that many beans and then snapping them will give you some fine callouses – I can vouch for that.
Yellow Springs Break
The fam took a bit of a Spring Break trip to a small town in Ohio called Yellow Springs. Great small-town destination with great shops, food, bike trails and the Glen Helen Nature Preserve. Thought I’d post a few shots from the trip, including some iPhone photos and another iPhone panorama.
Commonwealth Stadium pano during UT game
I had the good fortune of scoring some tickets for the Tennessee/Kentucky game Saturday night. I was hoping to witness a bit of history that night, but alas, UK couldn’t break UT’s 645-game winning streak. During a time out, though, when the folks in front of me had a moment to sit, I grabbed a [...]
Cigar shop
While visiting Austin, I saw this gentleman rolling cigars in a storefront. Thought I’d give it a go with the iPhone pano. This photo is 18 photos total. Below is a series with the QuadCam iPhone app.
Natural Bridge + iPhone + AutoStitch = Wow
Updated with a new pano from January 8, 2010: That AutoStitch iPhone app never ceases to amaze me. I took a trip to Natural Bridge State Resort Park Sunday afternoon hoping to catch some of the fall color before it was too late (me and a few hundred other folks apparently had the same idea [...]
iPhone App: Luvn that AutoStitch pano
Made with 19 iPhone photos and then used the Autostitch pano app and uploaded to my site with the WordPress app. I probably shot and stitched this in 5-6 minutes. The WordPress app, however, isn’t playing nice with many blogs, including mine, when it comes to displaying full size images. I have to edit the [...]
iPhone panos from Vegas
All shot with the iPhone camera. I used either Photomerge or Calico to stitch them.
Two Great Horses, One Great Rivalry
This is a project I did with the Herald-Leader’s Linda Blackford ahead of the 2009 Kentucky Derby. I shot the video interviews, collected some great archive photos from the Herald-Leader photogs, and produced it using Vuvox.
