July 2005 Archives
We attended the Frederick Keys baseball game yesterday. This was Emma's first time going to a baseball game.
The sun finally came out for our trip.
Emma told me to name this one Puddle Eye.
Happy Anniversary to my photoblog. I have now been officially posting photos here for one year. I have tried to do many things with this site in the past (including a stock blog over a year ago.) I think the photoblog idea has stuck longer than anything else and it will be staying for sometime. I really enjoy posting these pictures. Looking back I think my photography has improved over the last year as well.
You can view the history of this site using the Wayback Machine.
This couple was very animated when they were looking at this car. I guess they really wanted this car.
On another note, I have been really enjoying the Accident Hash podcast recently. I have been listening to podcasts for about 5 months now and have completly stopped listening to normal radio. The content out there on the internet is just far more entertaining. I just wanted to give the Accident Hash podcast a shoutout and to let CC know to keep up the good work.
Three girls on a bench at Canterbury Cathedral.
Just an FYI, Big Ben is actually the bell in the clock tower and not the clock.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all the people of London. Yesterday was a dark day, but the Brits will always persevere.
At around 8PM I received a ticket to get into the concert, but by the time I made my way over to the entrance, they stopped all admissions. Here are a series of pictures from all the events outside of Hyde park.
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We are back from London and I have a ton of pictures to post. I also have a ton to process. I have 567 raw images that I need to process. Between the two cameras I took almost 800 pictures in one week. I estimate that I have at least 20-30 pictures that are worthy to be posted here. The other keepers will be up in my family gallery.
I'm posting this one first with a little sarcasm. This stencil graffiti was outside the Dali exhibit near the London Eye.