Ultimate Frisbee

Here are a couple of pictures from Sunday's Dodgers game. Clark got 4 free tickets from this guy at his church and he took me down from Irvine. The seats were excellent! It was a great afternoon.


$75 seats.


A sea of blue.

Here are a few pictures from trip that happened last weekend. Saturday night I helped and watched Brennan and Sr. Ancona DJ a gig for the Claremont Colleges. It was a festive atmosphere and the sound system was spectacular! 7000 watts!

Here are some pictures from last Friday's afternoon stroll. I definitely had fun editing these pictures over the last few days. They were shot in RAW and were around 25MB each. I have never edited anything with such detail and color rendition before! Shooting in RAW on such an awesome camera was definitely an experience. I edited these pictures in Adobe Camera Raw 5.4 as well as Adobe Photoshop CS4 and then saved them all as JPEG's which were considerable smaller files (roughly 3MB each).

*If you wanna see how much detail these pictures have, click on them for the full size version.

**It seems like there's a width limit for the pictures so some of the pictures are being cut off. Just view them in full res and it should automatically resize in another window.

My good friend Jackson recently got a Canon 5D Mark II which is a professional-grade dSLR with HD video recording capabilities. He's been a bit busy recently, but we decided to go to the Claremont Colleges and play around with it. We were under this giant tree for awhile because of these taunting squirrels! Anyways his camera is nothing I've ever seen before. It's a full-frame 21.1MP dSLR which means it's image sensor is the size of old 35mm film cameras. In laymons terms this translates to a camera that has ridiculously good low-light performance and a really good dynamic range that produces very high quality pictures at very large sizes.

Here are some pictures I took documenting our afternoon adventure. I shot 85% of the pictures in RAW as I'm slowly adapting to post-processing.

I haven't updated this blog in a while but I think I'm still going to post links to my full-res. pictures. I want to also start posting random interesting pictures that I think are worth presenting as well as pictures that I just want to present in a larger size. So here you go.

This dragonfly was in my backyard on this plant for a very long time so I decided to snap some shots of it.