Day Forty Five - "Seven Bad Years"

Day Forty Four - "Breakdancing?"

I think that guy looks more like he is pulling a nasty dance move, rather than slipping on a wet floor.

Day Forty Three - "Superior Joe's"

This is actually a composite of two images taken today at Superior Joe's barber shop. If you haven't gotten your hair cut there during your career at Union, then you are seriously missing out.

Day Forty Two - "Schenectady Sunset"

The sun setting over the soccer field as seen looking down Roger Hull Place (it will always be Huron to me).

Day Forty One - "Hindsight"

Over my shoulder on the walk down to Blockbuster. This photo was pretty much an accident and I tried to recreate it several times to no avail.

Day Forty - "Peligro!"

The grand finale of the electricity demonstration at the MoS

Day Thirty Nine - "Harnassing"

My hand on a lightning ball at the Museum of Science in Boston

Day Thirty Eight - "Inside Out"

A photo of some digital art at the Museum of Science

Day Thirty Seven - "Avenue"

A side street off of Charles Street

Day Thirty Six - "Skyline"

The Boston skyline as seen from the 31st floor of the Marriot Copley Place

Day Thirty Five - "Dilapidated Drive-In"

The majestic Hartford Drive-In

Day Thirty Four - "Mi gato"

Ophie getting some sun on the rug.

Day Thirty Three - "Crimson Truffle Shuffle"

I told Mark that he could have the honor of naming this photo and you can see what he chose above.

Day Thirty Two - "Ophie"

My cat, Ophie, sleeping on the armchair in the living room.

Day Thirty One - "Quintessential Still Life"

The desk in the corner of my living room at home.

Day Thirty - "Manhole"

The manhole on the corner of the street.

Spring Break Hiatis

Hey everyone! Well, I just got home for Spring Break and unfortunately I don't have a copy of Photoshop on this computer yet. This means that I won't be able to post any of my pictures for a few days, but don't worry, I will still be taking them and I will post a big update when I get Photoshop. See you in a few days!

Day Twenty Nine - "Deep Blue & Branches"

Here is a skyward shot from near the fieldhouse as I was walking to the bank. And you all thought there wasn't anything pretty about Schenectady.

By the way, why aren't people commenting? Throw me a bone people!

Day Twenty Eight - "Those Bright, White City Lights"

Day Twenty Seven - "On the Back Burner"

This one seems a little self explanatory to me.

Day Twenty Six - "CRENC"

The giant spool in the bar.

Day Twenty Five - "Purple Cracks"

A dvd that has spent a few seconds in the microwave.

Day Twenty Four - "Huge"

I didn't get a chance to take a picture yesterday because I was working on my thesis all freakin' day and trying to get it finished finally. Here is a picture of the huge tree in the parking lot across from my apartment as seen from the balcony.

Day Twenty Three - "Power"

Day Twenty Two - "This is all you get"

Today has been a very traumatic day, so this is all you get.

Day Twenty One - "Silhouetted"

This is the result of thrusting my hand (and camera) into a bush near the edge of the Nott Memorial.

Day Twenty - "Screwed"

This is the screw that was supposed to hold the wings for my senior project wind tunnel testing to the bracket that I designed. Unfortunately, when I went to conduct my testing this afternoon, I tightened the screw to make sure that the wing was securely attached and the screw twisted off. This is just another bump in the road for my senior project, which has been one catastrophe after another.

Day Nineteen - "Soft Lit Branches"

On the way back from a four hour data gathering session in the Wind Tunnel Lab for my thesis, I passed by this tree out front of Reamer and liked the way that this light lit the branches. There weren't any other light sources around and I think it has a nice look to it.

Day Eighteen - "Purple Clouds"

Memorial Chapel on a cold Friday night.

Day Seventeen - "Early Solar System"

An intricate model of the early solar system from the Nott Memorial.

Day Sixteen - "Twilight by the Nott"

The sun setting behind the Nott Memorial as seen from the courtyard in front of Olin.