Keeping Busy

It's been snowing like crazy here on the east coast.

But I've been keeping busy all the same.

unStandard Definition #1

Welcome to the first edition of "unStandard Definition," a vlog about my life in general and going to school.
It might not be proper grammer, but that's sort of the point.

ENJOY!


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Future videos will be much shorter.
This video is made up of several days worth of footage.
Future videos will comprise a single day.

HD is on its way (just waiting for the camera).

Taking January Off (without telling anyone)

I took the liberty of suspending activity here on the blog until January, but I couldn't help myself.

Why? Well, I'm hyper active at night, and some cool stuff is going on in the next few days that I want everyone to know about.

Firstly, I'm beginning my "big light" acquisitions. Adding Alienbees to the camera pack.
Secondly, I will be purchasing an HD video camera (Kodak Zi8) and plan on using it to video log the third item of business...
...THIS IS MY LAST SEMESTER OF PHOTO CLASSES AT COLLEGE!
It's a very exciting time for me, and I want to share that with everyone.

Until I get my hands on the Zi8, everyone will have to make do with some SD videos, the first of which should be up this Friday if everything works out.

And of course:

I'm keeping myself busy.

More info on the videos Thursday night.

Thanks for coming back!

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The new nav bar above the posts is directly linked to my website now, to make everyone's lives easier of course.
Honestly, it feels good to update this old thing.
Anyway, if you haven't seen the new site yet, just click through the links above the posts.

Where Have I Been?

December has been one busy month this year, for me at least.
In between wrapping up both the semester at school and my photo of the day project, shooting two weddings, and getting ready for the holiday season, I haven't been sitting down to play much with my "real" camera.

I did squeeze off an HDR "autoportrait" recently though.


Hit the jump for more photos.

The End

I never realized how hard taking one photo every day was until I started my photo of the day project.

Today marks the end of the project.


I didn't do anything special to mark the occasion mainly because I didn't think it was necessary.
The result of the project is a photo album with 365 photos in it that took me a year to make.
Every photo represents one day of my life over the past year.
Getting to share that has been awesome, but getting to do it has been an inspiring process.

After school wraps up this semester I'll be posting a recap of the project with a selection of my favorite images.

Thanks for following the project.