The latest in the Sony DigiDads project centered around a Fall class field trip. My two kids are one and two years old, so documenting a field trip was out of the question. Instead, I photographed three Halloween events: the Pelham Newcomers Halloween Party, the Clickable Kids Halloween Party and trick-or-treating on Halloween night.… Read the rest
I found Tuesday morning a BlackBerry on the ground while walking to the train station. I picked it up with hopes of returning it to its owner. There was no obvious contact information on the casing or the home screen, though I still had no problem identifying the owner.… Read the rest
I love the Flip video camera because it’s so compact and simple. It makes it easy to capture life’s precious moments. I use it all the time. So where do video cameras go from here? Perhaps as pendant, around your neck, to record every single moment of your life.… Read the rest
I read a lot, and my reading habits constantly evolve. My life stage and work influences what I read, but so does technology. What I read is increasingly influenced by online existence and visibility of text. For example, I’m more likely to read something if I can find it in a search engine, or receive it as a referral from a person, bot or hyperlink.… Read the rest
Since we were rained in today, Julian and I built a castle out of blocks for his Elmo action figure. Julian is mechanical and proud of his creations. Nonetheless, a castle of blocks is meant to be toppled. Below is video of this carnal tendency.
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Btw, I shot the above picture and video with the new Sony CyberShot DSC-TX1, on loan from Sony as part of the DigiDads project (disclosures here).… Read the rest
