Lately, I’ve become very careful about practicing my preachings. If you make exceptions for your own values, they cease to be values and become, instead, a quaint set of rules.
Today’s exhibition involved my recent foray into Python web development.
Lately, I’ve become very careful about practicing my preachings. If you make exceptions for your own values, they cease to be values and become, instead, a quaint set of rules.
Today’s exhibition involved my recent foray into Python web development.
Here are the results of my amateurish amateur-foray into photography for the Campus Progress summit.
Here is a window-shot of an “ObamaStore”, with a reflection of what is, allegedly, the Treasury Building. White House or Capitol may have been more meaningful, but hey, there’s a flag at the top of the building! Yay kitsch!

Here I used a slow shutter-speed to make the bus blur, in order to make a profound statement on healthcare.

In addition to framing, layering, and selective cropping, this photo also illustrates “waiting for the right time,” as I had to follow these two for hours waiting for them to simultaneously chafe.
