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Italian Americans do so love their tunes.
When the lead singer of the Sicilian Band sang the first few bars of “That’s Amoré,” two women swayed to and fro.
They were joined by many others.
Before long the impromptu dance area in front of White Park’s gazebo was filled with the audience.
Continue reading Festa Italiana Riverside 2009 →
When on vacation, it’s nice not to have to lug around a digital SLR everywhere. Point & shoot cameras have come a long way. This picture taken with the Canon Powershot G3 is more than adequate for documenting vacations and other familiy events. ISO 50 1/200 sec @ f7. Though they have limitations, if you understand their capabilities, you can still get some very nice pictures. I made this by laying on the ground so that my kids appear like they’re rock climbing.
If you’re reading this, you’re like me, you have gigabytes of personal pictures scattered over many volumes of hard drives.
Some of these pictures are so out-of-focus and so poorly exposed yet I can’t bring myself to erase them. Why is that?
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My good friend and fellow photographer Geoff Baker of Oellaworks just sent me the URL of the video above.
Some of it is no doubt esoteric, but I’m sure you’ll find this funny.
First time visitors to Malaysia’s capital Kuala Lumpur can’t help but notice how the Petronas Twin Towers dominates the skyline not just in terms of its size but its unique architecture.
As we approached the city on our bus from Penang in the north, the towers were impressive.
If by day, the towers don’t seem imposing or spectacular, see them at night.
Read all the minutia about the Petronas Twin Towers like how much it cost to build and how long and so forth. Continue reading Kuala Lumpur–A brief visit to Malaysia’s capital in 2007 →
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