This gallery is a melange of my photographic styles as well as a look into my daily life. I try to capture something new every day or else to find something that fits the day. It's a great excuse to carry my camera with me more often than not, and it allows me to stop and take those pictures that need to be taken.
To see what 2007 looked like, click on this link: http://spccreative.smugmug.com/gallery/2958746_n6VBs#238075802
To see what 2007 looked like, click on this link: http://spccreative.smugmug.com/gallery/2958746_n6VBs#238075802
December 15, 2008
The Snowglobe Next Door
Okay . . . I know that 45 degrees is really not that cold, and I feel very badly for those in the northeast who are covered in snow and ice and without power this week. Seriously -- I can't imagine how they cope. For us . . . anything in the 40's is FRIGID!
In the nine years that we have lived in Houston I have become terribly soft in regards to cold weather. That's why I turned our neighbor's house into a snowglobe.
I finally figured out why it was so chilly inside, and it was that we had forgotton to turn the AC OFF and to switch over to heat. Actually nothing was running, so I suppose we'll appreciate the slightest benefit in our next electric bill.
The Snowglobe Next Door
Okay . . . I know that 45 degrees is really not that cold, and I feel very badly for those in the northeast who are covered in snow and ice and without power this week. Seriously -- I can't imagine how they cope. For us . . . anything in the 40's is FRIGID!
In the nine years that we have lived in Houston I have become terribly soft in regards to cold weather. That's why I turned our neighbor's house into a snowglobe.
I finally figured out why it was so chilly inside, and it was that we had forgotton to turn the AC OFF and to switch over to heat. Actually nothing was running, so I suppose we'll appreciate the slightest benefit in our next electric bill.
December 15, 2008
The Snowglobe Next Door
Okay . . . I know that 45 degrees is really not that cold, and I feel very badly for those in the northeast who are covered in snow and ice and without power this week. Seriously -- I can't imagine how they cope. For us . . . anything in the 40's is FRIGID!
In the nine years that we have lived in Houston I have become terribly soft in regards to cold weather. That's why I turned our neighbor's house into a snowglobe.
I finally figured out why it was so chilly inside, and it was that we had forgotton to turn the AC OFF and to switch over to heat. Actually nothing was running, so I suppose we'll appreciate the slightest benefit in our next electric bill.
The Snowglobe Next Door
Okay . . . I know that 45 degrees is really not that cold, and I feel very badly for those in the northeast who are covered in snow and ice and without power this week. Seriously -- I can't imagine how they cope. For us . . . anything in the 40's is FRIGID!
In the nine years that we have lived in Houston I have become terribly soft in regards to cold weather. That's why I turned our neighbor's house into a snowglobe.
I finally figured out why it was so chilly inside, and it was that we had forgotton to turn the AC OFF and to switch over to heat. Actually nothing was running, so I suppose we'll appreciate the slightest benefit in our next electric bill.
