Get Warmer.

Circa January 8, 2011 with the D60. Due to post some photography. I have two rolls of color to get developed. Hopefully I'll be able to get that done soon, but look at this photo and hope for spring until then.

The roads are wicked slippery!!!

Last Wednesday Marissa, Nick and I drove to Boston for a trip. Had some fun, strolled around, got some coffee and chai at Espresso Royale Café (colloquially known as the ERC) and ate dinner at Brown Sugar. I definitely recommend both locales; the ERC is an especially comfortable and warm location to visit. As a side note, I've noticed that the quality of the photos diminish a bit when I upload them here, with the vibrance of colours being the lost. That said, here's some pictures I snapped while there.

Photo courtesy of M. Chechette.

This was a neat little zine that I picked up in ERC. Contained some poetry, little stories, events going on in the city, shows, meteor shower information, polls about having crushes on people, an interview with Sausages...right, a section called "dream reviews" where someone talks about their dream, looks like they were drunk writing it, and food reviews. All in all, it's a cool little zine and you can contact them at High5magazine[at]gmail[dot]com.

Boston Public Library.

Outside the Boston Public Library.

Copley Square

This was in the Prudential Center. The original is so much better looking. The sky was between Sign, Cichlid and Picasso blue, and the gold more towards goldenrod. Ah well, that's what happens when you size images down.

In any event, for New Years I'm going up to Burlington with the same crowd as Boston, hopefully followed by a trip to Maine. There will most likely be photos to put up, but until then, have a happy new years everyone.

And I return from my trip to hell as a headless horseman.

This past Tuesday, I was sitting in my Social Research Methods class after our test using the laptops in the room and I found myself on Amazon looking at camera accessories that I would buy if I ever had the money, and I stumbled upon a few cheap guys that were very appealing. One was a remote, which I instantly added to my cart, as well as a wide angle lens and a fisheye. I got my remote by Friday (super fast right?), and my fisheye on Saturday when I returned from a tournament in Williston, VT. This was perfect timing. I was really hoping to get it before the weekend, but Saturday was the just a good. "Why," you ask? Because it was Halloween! I ended up taking around 250 pictures that night, and I'm really pleased with the lot of them. Here's a handful from the night. They're basically in order of occurrence and from about four separate parties. Dig it.

Very Vampire Weekend, right?

SUPER CAT

I brought the brains to the potluck.

Tobias blue himself.

Brett Michaels