Moon Shots

In hindsight, the post should probably be labeled "Obsession with low light sailboat photography with tilted horizon lines and a moon or two", but oh well.

A Friend We Met In Central Park

New York Continued

My travel companions: Leesa, an old friend from the Colony days and Drew, who I met out here. They are both interning in NYC. We rented a row boat in Central Park. Crossing a street somewhere. The best bagel I've ever had. Central Station. The Met. The Met. The best burger I've ever had (it included a fried portobello mushroom stuffed with cheese).

So if you ever want to go to New York, go with people who either live there or know it well. This made it 0% stressful. Except when the crazy man on the subway next to you starts making up songs and singing them just for you, of course.

New York

I'm feeling lazy, but here's a couple pictures: Time Square, Near Twin Towers, From the Ferry, From the top of the Rockefeller.

Pic of the Day

Guess What I Found...

After about 4 hours of work - including paddling the slowly flooding vessel about 150 yards - she's safely back in her home port. Drydocked, of course.

Sidenote: Am I doing something wrong, or is it always difficult to rearrange pictures in blogger? Unless there's a better way, I'm moving this esteemed piece of work to tumblr or something. Because it's seriously that annoying.

Bob Marley and the Sailors

So amazon lied when it said they would get it to me by Thursday.... so they could surprise me and get it here today!

So the camera is supposedly waterproof to 40 ft, shockproof from 6 ft, and molten hot magma proof to the edge of earth's mantle. Mostly. But it still takes nice pictures.

Awwwwww.....

And then the wind blew.

And the sunset was pretty, all for me.

Well, when you're this good looking, you deserve it.

And it does 1080p video (Though obviously blogger won't host it that big. Cheapskates.)

So... I might actually post things once in a while now. But don't hold your breath.