Journal CleverNickName's Journal: Get your kicks 15
I dunno if anyone who reads this journal reads my website, or even visits my website . . . but my wife and I did this major road trip to Tulsa last year for a big old Star Trek convention. Along the way, we took about 600 pictures, and I've been steadily adding them to my gallery.
Last night and this morning, I uploaded and captioned a TON of photos in the Eastbound New Mexico and Eastbound Texas Roadtrip galleries, and I think they don't totally suck. There are also links in some of the captions to AudioBlogs I did along the way, and if it works out to look at the pictures and listen to me talk about them, I may do some sort of multimdeia e-book someday about the trip.
Most memorable road trip...uh...memory (Score:3, Interesting)
If I ever go that way again I'm taking a picture.
Re:Most memorable road trip...uh...memory (Score:3, Funny)
stops you should make, should you do this again (Score:3, Interesting)
2) Go through the Gpysum Hills on the way out of Hutch - US160 West from Medicine Lodge.
3) Liberal Air Museum, Liberal, KS (yes, it may sound like an oxymoron, but that is indeed the town name).
Re:stops you should make, should you do this again (Score:2)
Next year, when we go to Tulsa for the con again, Anne and I plan on adding 5 days so we can go all the way to Chicago. I'll add your suggestions to the list for sure.
Re:stops you should make, should you do this again (Score:2)
Yes, I am that lame that I worked it out, but not so lame that I didn't do it by hand [sitinthecorner.com].
(BTW, I do read your website as well as this here journal thing)
Re:stops you should make, should you do this again (Score:2)
:P
If you are going to Chicago (Score:2)
And you MUST stop to eat at Lambert's II [throwedrolls.com]
Thanks! (Score:2)
Around the world in 60 days (Score:2)
Nice pics, and great presentation (Score:2)
This past year, I bought a Aiptek stick camera and it rejuvinated me. Now I have a Argus Digital Camera and have gone crazy.
Now I need to spend time captioning and creating a better presentation. Currently I use php scripts and create thumbnails using OSSIM apps [ossim.org]. I use my SlashDot JE [slashdot.org] as an introduction or tickler.
Like a lot of software, the photo documentation is lacking ;-). I'm too bus
Re:Nice pics, and great presentation (Score:2)
I have a Cannon Powershot A40 (supported by gphoto!).
Most of these pictures were uploaded into my iBook while we were on the trip, and saved into iPhoto. Then I took the 600 or so photos and exported them into their own folder, and sftp-ed them from my iBook to my Red Hat machine. (Yeah, I know there's some way to use lisa or something to make network browsing work, but I've never been able to do it, so I do a lot of ssh and sftp between
Re:Nice pics, and great presentation (Score:2)
But I'll check out gallery. Its the sizzle that sells the steak...Cheers.
Congratulations on getting a kickass camera (Score:2)
I've shot LOTS of infrared photos with my A40. You'll need a tripod or a VERY steady hand - or just a flat spot to put the camera. Shoot with the 2 second timer at (in bright, direct sunlight) about
Acoma Pueblo (Score:1)
I'm sorry you didn't get to go up; maybe you were just there on the wrong day or something.
(BTW, the plant in picture 2719 is