Archive for December, 2009

December 31, 2009 0

Photography: the Beginning.

By in How To, Just for Photographers

This post is designed to help those of you looking to buy a camera figure out which one is the best fit for you.  I’ve divided it up into the the four main issues I hear most people talking about: Megapixels (whatever those are); personal style/vision (not something people talk about too much, but knowing [...]

December 30, 2009 0

I Don’t Live in West End

By in Black & White

…but if I did, these are the pictures I would take. Love it.

December 29, 2009 0

TuesdAy MusIC

By in Music

I  heard Finger Eleven’s Paralyzer on the radio the other day.  I was curious who it was so I Shazammed it, and usually when this is the case, I listen to a few times on Youtube, hear it a few more times on the radio, and I’m good.  And the song’s good, but what’s making [...]

December 28, 2009 0

Casa Garcia + Coffee

By in Black & White, Food

Saturday night I went to Casa Garcia’s with some friends.  After we went to Cafe du Monde and most of us went on to sleep through Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes.  Guy Richie, I’m sad. This is Sal and Katie.  I realized when I got back home that they were the only ones in my pictures, [...]

December 25, 2009 0

Christmas + Holli’s Birthday Party

By in Black & White, Family, Food, Holidays
December 24, 2009 0

Christmas Eve for Not-You

By in How To, News

Today after work I’m going to my Aunt’s house, which is something my family does each year on Christmas Eve.  We all have an excuse to be together and, cold or not, the excitement and warmth of Christmas is in the air.  It seems no matter hold old I get (and each years manages to [...]

December 23, 2009 0

Carols in Jackson Square: The Natives

By in Black & White, French Quarter

This past Sunday was the night when everyone gets together in Jackson Square to sing Christmas carols. Ultimately, pictures of that amount to a mass of people holding little candles and standing with their mouths open. That’s lovely, but I decided to focus on the natives that often blend into the scenery of the French [...]