Darkroom - Days 3-4

Posted on February 25, 2009

Here’s a picture with some more framing done and the sink’s supports nearly finished. I’m going to Brafasco today to try and find a replacement o-ring for the sink and hopefully we’ll keep moving forward!

~Colin

Digital to Darkroom

Posted on February 24, 2009

For the past two years I’ve had a complete darkroom siting in multiple basements in many pieces. This past weekend we decided to finally begin the process of installing it into the new house. Now that Canon has decided not to release a new digital SLR camera this PMA, why not make a return to film! We started on a Thursday night and this picture is from Sunday with about half the framing, plumbing, and electrical roughed in. We have since made a great deal of progress and the project is nearing completion (will post more pictures soon). There is a setback unfortunately due to a leaky temperature control on the sink, which will require a rebuild of the mechanism but hopefully that won’t take too long.

~Colin

Guitar Time Lapse

Posted on February 17, 2009

My first attempt at a time lapse. The music cuts out abruptly at the end and the frames don’t flick by fast enough but it was my first attempt ever and it was fun!

-Steve

Obama Inauguration Gigapan

Posted on February 12, 2009

http://gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=15374

Screenshot from the Obama GigaPanorama - look at all those cameras! There’s even more if you pan around the media platform in the centre of the panorama.

Its my camera in a box!

~Colin

Sunrise outside of Kingston

Posted on February 10, 2009

Taken on our drive to Vermont after being on the road for 2-3hrs…

~Colin

Front and Church St. Toronto

Posted on February 9, 2009

Taken a couple of weeks ago in Toronto. Looks better without the scafolding. Canon SD 880 IS. Announcement coming out Feb 18th - sounds like a new rebel from Canon with video.

~Colin

Tram Hauss

Posted on February 8, 2009

View from the Tram Hauss (Peak of the mountain) down to the first peak. Notice the glades in the foreground - people actually ski those!

~Colin

Tram Ascent

Posted on February 5, 2009

The tram ascending at Jay Peak with the valley in the distance. As you can see Jay Peak is pretty much in the middle of nowhere in the Appalachians with no major cities within at least 100km.

~Colin

Jay Peak Panorama

Posted on February 3, 2009

I’ve stitched together a series of pictures taken at the top of  the flyer express quad that profiles the North facing side of the mountain but its too big to post here so follow the link below:

Jay Peak Panorama

~Colin

Jay Peak Vermont

Posted on February 1, 2009

Making our way down the “Vermonter” with the “Montrealer” in view on the opposite peak. This run is one of two that straddles the peak on the way down from the gondola. Taken with the Canon SD88O IS.

~Colin

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