Posted in Architecture, Art, Photography, Travel, tagged alfons mucha, art nouveau, czech republic, prague, st. vitus cathedral on 20 May, 2010| 3 Comments »
After waiting in a potentially very long line (go on a weekday or in the morning for the shortest waits, and be aware that this is an active church, so Sunday mornings are out), the interior of St. Vitus Cathedral is a treat for the eyes.
Looking toward St. Vitus’ altar
Posted in Art, Photography, Travel, Wordless Wednesday, tagged czech republic, graffiti, prague, stencil on 24 February, 2010| 2 Comments »
Posted in Art, Photography, Wordless Wednesday on 27 August, 2008| 10 Comments »
Showing through Sept. 28 at the De Young Museum, San Francisco. I HIGHLY recommend checking it out if you’re in the area!
Posted in Art, Jewelry, Photography on 17 June, 2008| 8 Comments »
My wonderful wife-to-be Sarah quit her corporate job of 15 years in April of 2007, and made the difficult decision to pursue her dream of becoming a full-time jeweler. Many classes and countless studio hours later, she is creating some beautiful pieces (granted I may be a little bit biased).
We’ve been working hard on the product photography side of things, a new genre of photography for me. It’s completely different from the usual nature photography I do. On the one had it’s easier because I have full control over the lighting, composition, etc. On the other, it’s very much harder because any faults are entirely my own – nowhere to hide!
With that somewhat long-winded introduction, we are very pleased to introduce:
So check it out!
Sarah has a website, featuring photos of her designs (many already sold), as well as an online store, which has currently-available works.
Posted in Art, Birding, Hiking, Nature, Photography, Travel on 12 June, 2008| 12 Comments »
Wednesday, 2 April:
Today was a national holiday to commemorate the 26th anniversary of the Maldives War (which we in the US know more familiarly as the Falklands War), and the day started in a relaxed fashion, especially as little was open, so there was no hurry.
We decided to check out the nearby Jardin Botanico, a 8-block walk from our apartment.
Adam Paul 