I’ve compiled another book of my photography, this one focused on some of my favorite shots that I took when I lived for over two years in the beautiful city of Sydney, Australia. Called Reflections of Sydney, it’s now soon in the iBookstore exclusively for the iPad. Like my other photo collection, it will be available at the low low price of free.
You can get it by clicking the link here.
A week ago I was able to take a day off from business travel and visit Alcatraz Island, also known as “The Rock.” Here’s pics I took of the historic site:
Here’s an exhibit of sculptures made from LEGO bricks by artist Nathan Sawaya that is currently being shown in Town Hall, Sydney.
I’m a big proponent of the GTD, or “Getting Things Done” philosophy/process, and one key aspect of that experience is the idea of the “ubiquitous capture device.” Understanding that thoughts are transient, GTD insists that you “get stuff down” and put it somewhere for use and processing later. I think of my iPhone as my overall “ubiquitous capture device” for everything, and Instagram lets me share those photos and moments I capture with the world. Here’s some of my latest “captures.”
From a private collector who collected fossils and minerals all his life (and then donated it to the Australian government), here’s a one-of-a-kind collection of some of the world’s greatest examples of raw ores and fossils.
Had the opportunity to visit the really cool Legoland attraction in California with the family last week and I really love the miniature Lego versions of famous landmarks, as you see from the number of shots I took…
Did my annual weekend of high geekery this past few days at Dragon*Con 2010 (also known as Dragoncon) in Atlanta, GA. And here’s some pictures to prove it:
I’m an Architecture buff so what do i do? I take pictures of buildings. So, here’s pictures of some of the wonderful buildings I’ve seen in Sydney, Australia… a photo set that is sure to grow in the future.