Tonight I grabbed my camera, Aesic sneakers and went to meet up with the running group. The group ran three tenths of a mile at a sub 7 minute 30 second pace with a minute breather at the end, repeated 8 times (3.7 miles total). Plus, there was the nice 8:3o pace 3.4 mile out … Continue reading »
Today’s skies had more bluster than bite most of the day. With that said, my home town has changed a bit, but not enough that I wasn’t able to catch this mostly open view of the sky across from a four lane road where I filled my gas tank. I wish the lighting … Continue reading »
This afternoon was a return to basic, up close photography. Old locks and keys in my house still sort of fascinate me.
Today I scrambled to meet the photo-a-day challenge. What to do, what to do. Spending Friday with my nephew sparked the above photo. This Snoopy bought at a K-Mart when I was four-or-five for me by a neighbor was my all-time favorite toy as a child. I know a lot of people finally part with … Continue reading »
One photo today. This one is from Sawyer Point in Downtown, Cincinnati. It is the reflection off of a chrome sculpture.
Every so often I am given the pleasure of spending the day with my nephew. He is 3. For day 48 I let him call the shots for pictures. The images may be saccharine overload (who am I kidding, I know it is). This morning, after spending the night with me I asked him what picture he’d like … Continue reading »
Two tea light photos today. 1600 ISO, 4.6 aperture with my Cannon 1000D.
Reblogged from 1001 Scribbles: Photography taken by Brian Mains, from I Want to Run Far and Run Fast A few weeks ago Brian emailed me this brilliant picture so that I would share it with you all. After reading Kerry’s Thursday’s post, he decided to pass along his skyline photo from Cincinnati, Ohio. He used … Continue reading »
Marathon training continues. I wanted to give a general wrap up of mileage for January when that month ended. Unfortunately, I didn’t do very well at tracking actual miles because there were runs where I forgot the Garmin or it wouldn’t pick up the satellite signal until well into the run. February has been better … Continue reading »
As I typed this at nearly 3 a.m. I debated hitting the publish button. I scheduled it to post in the a.m., thinking I’d give myself some time to change my mind. Plus, it feels like cheating, being done with a day’s photos before I’ve even slept. These photos were completely unplanned and quite possibly … Continue reading »
