It’s amazing what you can do with a great subject and environment. Oh, and a nice lens. I took this picture atop Twin Peaks on a gorgeous night with only a few minutes to set everything up. Considering I’m not the best photographer, I’m pretty happy with the results. More in the gallery…
It’s amazing what Prop 8 supporters will do to force their religious beliefs and fears onto others. It’s not about children, it’s about discrimination.
Passed away peacefully October 25, 2008. Beloved wife and best friend for 66 years of Phillip Rice. Survived by her husband and their children Don, Shirley, Eric, Doug, and Bob. Melba was a world traveler, and will be remembered as an avid golf and bridge player, with a dry and witty sense of humor. A celebration of Melba’s life will be held at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, in Healdsburg on October 30, 2008 at 11:00 a.m. Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society.
Interior decorators are waiting, standing by to festivitize your bank account!
The Canadians are up to something. I’m getting hit hard by multiple emails touting over 160 cm of snow at Whistler. Tahoe barely has a foot. They must have some strange force field pushing rain down to LA rather than the Sierras!
Everyone should get an Odwalla fridge for the office. Really!
They provide the cooler and delivery for free, and you are only charged for what you drink. Wholesale prices, rotated stock, just like a Safeway. How can you go wrong?
Morning Suit enabled for an English wedding! Cheers to the new couple!
While you don’t need quattro on the streets of Mountain View… it sure makes it a whole lot more fun! Too bad nothing seems to confuse California drivers more than liquid from the sky. I, on the other hand, don’t freak out and drive like the roads are full of ice.
And who says size doesn’t matter? I do… 9″ at Kirkwood is highly insufficient! Bring on the snow!
Scott Keith Laws (1977-2007)
On Friday, September 14, 2007, Scott Keith Laws went to be with his Lord and Savior. Scott was born June 18, 1977, in Jefferson City, Missouri. He grew up in Columbia and graduated from Hickman High School in 1996. While he was in high school, Scott spent his summers doing mission work in Romania. While attending college at the University of Missouri- Columbia, he spent a year studying at the University of Sibiu in Romania as an exchange student where he became fluent in Romanian. In 2000 Scott went to work for Microsoft in Silicon Valley, California.
Scott is survived by his parents, Keith and Sherryl Laws of Harrisburg, brother Tim, sister Julie and her husband Nathan Byrum and their three children Rose, Carter and Carson, grandmothers Velda Ogar of Mexico and Leola Laws of Perryville, and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins from around the area. He was preceded in death by both his grandfathers, Adolph Ogar and Stan Laws and cousin Anne Quick.
Memorial services will be held on Tuesday, September 18 at 10:30 am at the Evangelical Free Church, 600 Silvey Road, Columbia, Missouri. Donations may be made to the Craiova Romania Church Building Fund in care of the Johnston Evangelical Free Church, 9901 NW 62nd St., Johnston, IA 50131.
Andrew enjoys traveling, snowboarding, swimming, biking, running, driving fast, and occasionally hitting a tiny white ball across a lush green pasture. Oh yeah, and things that store lots of data.
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