Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Sunday, September 7, 2008

Marcia Williams Cancer Benefit Auction

If you or anyone you know like Rancid, Sick of it all, H2O, Snapcase, or Goldfinger You should check out this auction to benefit a good cause. This Fender guitar was donated by Fender and signed by Rancid, Sick of it all, H2O, and members of Ensign, Snapcase and Goldfinger. Real Salt Lake player Andy Williams' wife has been diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia. This guitar among other items will be auctioned on her behalf. Please pass this on to as many people as you can. If you'd like to donate or get more info go to this site:

Soccer Unites

or for the auction for the guitar is here:

Ebay

Monday, July 14, 2008

The Dude

The subject I easily photograph the most is our dog, Capone. So here are a couple shots of him. The last one is nothing special but it was a funny moment with my Uncle's dog, Bash.




Friday, June 27, 2008

Malaysia

It's pretty noisy and not terribly sharp but it was handheld in pitch black except for the lights around the fountain. Any criticism is welcome for this or any image I post.

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Hawaii

Here's a couple more photos from Hawaii. 3 posts in about 3 days thats pretty good for me.


Monday, June 2, 2008

Buenos Aires

Here's a few photos I took back in Febuary. They're from my trip to South America. These were taken in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Which, as a side note was probably one of my favorite cities down there.








Sunday, June 1, 2008

Awareness Test

When I purchased and started riding a bicycle again, I started noticing that most cars don't notice you. As a result I noticed that I became more aware of bikes when I was driving. With as high as gas prices are I've been trying to ride my bike as much as possible and have become a very half-asssed advocate of bicycling. I would like to start doing more and would love Provo to encourage bike riding and become more bike friendly. I saw this commercial today on Salt Lake's Critical Mass blog (see here for info on critical mass) It has both humor and a good message.