happy birthday, Darcie!
It’s Darcie’s birthday today! A whopping 29! Woo hoo! happy birthday to her, happy birthday to her, happy birrrrrth-dayyyy to herrrr-rrrrr, happy birthday to her!
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variations on a theme
With the convenience of a digital point-and-shoot, there are just so many images that I have full intention of using for something – whether it be making them into prints or just getting them on display some other way. The following images were made with purpose and rather than keep them hidden on the computer, [...]
we had a nice mcday
A trip to the local Golden Arches with some friends was a great opportunity to grab a quick lunch and some images: No playground at this joint – but who cares when the chairs can spin! He’s lovin’ it! mmmmmm I’m not worried about what I just ate because it comes with this: Are you [...]
the butterfly cake
For Xander’s big day we made a birthday cake that looks like a butterfly. The candle blowing ceremony – part 1 The candle blowing ceremony – part 2 The candle blowing ceremony – part 3 The candle blowing ceremony – part 4 Eating it – part 1 Eating it – part 2 Yay for cake!
happy birthday X!
Xander turns 3 today! Yay! He happens to be great at being himself in front of a camera. We started getting him used to it as soon as he came into the world, and it shows. Click on the thumbnail strip to see the large view of Xander’s expressions.
yeah baby!
We’re growing! Another baby Brown is on the way. Darcie is about 15 weeks so we are expecting the arrival around June 28, 2006. Hopefully we can come up with a cool, unique name like Xander… Xander’s hand and feet at 1 day old.
happy new year!
To kick off 2006, here’s an abstract series of my parents Christmas tree… A happy kid in front of the tree used for the above images:
xander draws winnie the pooh
The similarities are pretty amazing for a two-year-old. Both drawn from an instruction at the end of a Pooh video.
i love old cameras
I love to collect and use antique cameras. Unfortunately I can’t use all of them because of obsolete film types, but most of them seem to use 120 roll film which is still accessible. This old Kodak Brownie shown above, works great. I picked it up at a thrift store for $5. Below are six [...]
runs in the family
I’m not the only one in the family who treats photography as an art form. Back around 1964, my Dad was taking a photography course while he was at art college in England. I managed to acquire several prints that he had made back then – here are a couple that I find quite inspiring: [...]