I opened a cafepress store (along with the rest of the webiverse):

My Store

However, the important thing is that one shirt features a photo of mine. Check it out.

I’ve added new images, buy them all!

Go to the Gallery!

Buy buy buy…

I never gave permission for the referring site to link to my website, nor permission to use my image.

Well, the stock photo gallery is up and running! I’ll be adding two new photos a week, to keep the content fresh and current. You’ll most likely see more macro shots - I plan on taking some photos of an intricate fossil, some more plant photos, and more plant photos! I took a few rose branch clippings, and want to see how the thorns look under the lens.

In addition, I updated the PDF for Sapphire XVIII Hacking, a most important document detailing my conversion of a pushbutton radio to accept an auxiliary input (ie, to take in the audio signal from an iPod). Frankly, I was not able to do the conversion without some help - read the PDF to find out who aided me! The photos are kinda junky, as I was using an older digital camera.

The gallery is in beta form right now. I’m going to move it over to asp soon, with a database instead of manually typing stuff in. Should be fun! Only one popup is working, although eventually all the images will have their own popup window with extended descriptions.

Well, it seems the gallery is up and running! Look around, and maybe even buy some images…

I might even create a search function, depending on how busy it gets. For now it will display all my photos.

Have fun browsing!!

Oh, you wanted a link to it, eh?

The gallery is nearing completion - just finishing up the template and beta testing! Photos from my D.C. trip will be up, along with more Stock Photos (in one location!). Until then… signing off.

Ignore the rest of the post - I now have a dedicated Stock Photo Gallery for you to browse: gallery. Enjoy!

Gold. Well, Brass - but it looks like gold. Except the gears would be too soft were they gold. Hmmm.

This macro photo of a gear train can be yours for the low low price of $30.00 USD. Arrangements via Pay Pal. Source image is RGB jpg, 3504 x 2336. Royalty free, but requires you notify me what publication/site it is being used at, and sample of final print if used in a printed publication*. It is your responsibility to make sure the colors print OK in CMYK.

Canon 20D

A few things to note - this came from a residential water meter register, USA. You can see (in the background) the numbers the register used - it’s odometer style. I have several photos like this, but am not going to list them. Let me know if you’d like to see others.

*Why? Because, I’m vain. No, just kidding : ) Because I’d like to have samples of my work to show to people. I’d always credit the graphic designer who designed the publication.

Ignore the rest of the post - I now have a dedicated Stock Photo Gallery for you to browse: gallery. Enjoy!

But still purchasable. Illustration, source file Illustrator 8 eps. Lines are intact, and the light-bulb comes with white, grey, and black filled shapes behind lines. Inspired partially by Finkbuilt (a very interesting blog I came across recently). Get it for only $30.00 USD. Arrangements via Pay Pal. Royalty free, but requires you notify me what publication/site it is being used at, and sample of final print if used in a printed publication*.

Adobe Illustrator 8

*Why? Because, I’m vain. No, just kidding : ) Because I’d like to have samples of my work to show to people. I’d always credit the graphic designer that designed the publication.

Ignore the rest of the post - I now have a dedicated Stock Photo Gallery for you to browse: gallery. Enjoy!

Yea! Now a little jingle: Stock Photo, that’s it’s name. Stock photo, generic’s it’s game.

This macro photo of a miniature** meteorite can be yours for the low low price of $30.00 USD. Arrangements via Pay Pal. Source image is RGB jpg, 3504 x 2336. Royalty free, but requires you notify me what publication/site it is being used at, and sample of final print if used in a printed publication*. It is your responsibility to make sure the colors print OK in CMYK.

Canon 20D

*Why? Because, I’m vain. No, just kidding : ) Because I’d like to have samples of my work to show to people. I’d always credit the graphic designer who designed the publication.

**Years ago, there was a fire in the building I work in. The floor joists above us burnt, but withstood the flames. From time to time they deposit little pieces of “coal” on our desks, computers, drinking water. This is because there are offices above our space, and people like to walk around above us. Go figure. Still, we’ve never had quite as unique a pattern as this one.

Ignore the rest of the post - I now have a dedicated Stock Photo Gallery for you to browse: gallery. Enjoy!

I don’t even like cheesecake. But if you do, this photo can be yours for the low low price of $30.00 USD. Arrangements via Pay Pal. Source image is RGB jpg, 3504 x 2336. Royalty free, but requires you notify me what publication/site it is being used at, and sample of final print if used in a printed publication*. It is your responsibility to make sure the colors print OK in CMYK.

Canon 20D

I’m really trying to not make the watermarking obnoxious, but I need to do some content protection, ya know? Also, I’m going to be upgrading the blog to a newer version, and as such, will add an image gallery at the same time. Fun fun fun!

*Why? Because, I’m vain. No, just kidding : ) Because I’d like to have samples of my work to show to people. I’d always credit the graphic designer who designed the publication.