No really. They’re IN the road.
What happens to all of the trash on the road? Some of it gets picked up, some of it gets washed away by the rain. But some of it - usually small and metal - gets compressed into the asphalt.
No really. They’re IN the road.
What happens to all of the trash on the road? Some of it gets picked up, some of it gets washed away by the rain. But some of it - usually small and metal - gets compressed into the asphalt.
Welcome to My GPS Camera Phone! Make sure you don’t miss out - subscribe to the RSS feed. After you’ve left six comments, nofollow tags are lifted, giving you some awesome some link love. Thanks for visiting!Feeling inspired by Dan’s Friday Flock photo post, I tried my hand at some bird watching yesterday (if you [...]
Here’s a shot of the first black-eyed Susan bloom growing in front of my bedroom window. They are the result of a mixed wildflower seed box that was haphazardly scattered onto what used to be the home for a few dying azalea bushes. It was a temporary measure, but they came back again this year, [...]
Jeez, I get 60 RSS subscribers and it goes to my head. No posts in a week! Well, I can assure you that I’ve left Cloud 9 and have resumed the life of the mundane, as portrayed in this most plain shot of a sunset viewed from a strip mall parking lot.
Of course, I had [...]
Lawn bowling at night, courtesy Satchel’s Pizza, home of the best pizza in Gainesville (and possibly anywhere else). Not only is this a pizza joint, but it’s also an art gallery, a junk shop, a live music venue and an extremely child-friendly restaurant. The kids have three play areas and the adults have lawn bowling. [...]
Back in late February, I posted a camera phone photo of some ferns with a tree bark background. The photo was edited in Picasa2 using the “Focal B&W” effect which allowed me to retain the green color information while discarding the rest. In this tutorial, I’ll show you exactly how I did it. Achieve a professional look in just about two minutes!