Getting things done online I have a longer post reflecting on my recent car buying experience in the pipe, until then please enjoy this post I wrote about online presentation applications over at LibArtTech.
Month: July 2013
Minding my own business
The other day my family and I were in our car, stopped at an intersection not more than a half mile from our home. It's an odd intersection, in which three directions have stop signs and a third has a blinking yellow caution light. There was quite a bit of on coming traffic that day…
Minding my own business
The other day my family and I were in our car, stopped at an intersection not more than a half mile from our home. It's an odd intersection, in which three directions have stop signs and a third has a blinking yellow caution light. There was quite a bit of on coming traffic that day…
Cornwall Iron Furnace
Cornwall Iron Furnace, a set on Flickr. Pennsylvania is known for it’s rich contributions to the development of American culture. Dotted through it’s landscape, in particular, are many sites signaling it’s role in the Industrial Revolution gaining a hold on these shores (and both it’s good and bad effects on our culture). Cornwall Iron Furnace…
Plymouth Plantation
Plymouth Plantation, a set on Flickr. Some of my photos of our recent trip to Plimouth Plantation (they alternate the modern and archaic spelling). It’s a decent place to visit – the Wampanoag village is especially interesting.
Crossing Over
I have a friend who's particular passion for photography is windows. In them, I suppose he captures a glimpse at how we humans need to have spaces through which we may see one another, and how the design of our portals colors how we see each other. He's got some truly excellent imagery of his…
