Ooooh, Aaah. That comes first. Then later there’s running and screaming.
Jamie asked what kind of setup I used for these shots. I was looking for a cheap way to get even lighting through the portrait.
I already had a fairly cheap flash and umbrella stand that I got a while ago. Then I built this contraption out of about $20 worth of PVC […]
Posted in Jeremy, Johnsen Family, five on Jan 30th, 2008
I’m talking about earliest memories here, none of them are particularly good or bad. After thinking and jotting memories down for a week, there are the five earliest I can remember. When I started thinking about it, I thought for sure all the bad memories would stand out, after all I’m a […]
I put up the movie from our sledding outing, here are a couple of photos my dad took from that day.
Just a quick question. I know many people that come to the site found me while I was doing the 365 photos in 365 days, but other than those photos the site can be pretty Utah-centric. Are most of you that are reading from Utah, or other states and countries? If you […]
One of the first things people say when they see Wyatt (after “he’s getting so big” or “look at that smile”) is “what happened to his eye, did he fall?. He’s had a large red spot, that looks like a burst blood vessel under his eye for as long as I can remember. […]
Someone at work wanted to see more pictures of the doll house I made for Sidney, so I’ve added four more.
My Wordpress upgrade went a little screwy, so things may not look normal for the moment. I’m working on it.
Posted in Uncategorized on Jan 14th, 2008
These are the earliest I can remember. You’d think that the pessemist in me would remember all the bad stuff, but this was pretty hard. I jotted down notes for a week for a list of five good and five bad, it it was harder than I expected.
1. The crawlspace. […]
Last night Sidney, Britnie and I went to watch #3 Utah against #1 Georgia. Utah won by .1 and we had a great time watching. Unfortunatly I also found out the major limitations of one of my lenses. I had to turn the ISO up to 800 and 1600 just to be […]
I couldn’t sleep.