Old book shelves are a fun place to browse for photo opportunities. This book struck my eye while at the Pine Knob Mansion yesterday. I never realized the correlation between this book and the television show Grey's Anatomy.
Showing posts with label book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book. Show all posts
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Gray's Anatomy
Old book shelves are a fun place to browse for photo opportunities. This book struck my eye while at the Pine Knob Mansion yesterday. I never realized the correlation between this book and the television show Grey's Anatomy.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Press Printed Plus
Much more than a press printed book. Wow, I am impressed with my book company right now.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Free Comic Book Day - Wolverine
Today I got to meet the real fake Wolverine!
It was my first time going to a comic book store, and I must say it was quite an experience. I was able to join the ranks of the comic book allstars today while receiving my free copy of the Wolverine comic book. While in line I met the amazing Iron Man
The best part of the day (above and beyond meeting the real fake Wolverine and Iron Man) was to spend some quality time with my brother and nephew. Waiting in line at the comic book store to receive a free copy of a comic book was not what I had in mind today, but it was a real treat and would not have traded it for the world.
Monday, January 21, 2008
Fallen Language
Fallen Language
Another photo from the Education photo assignment. The flying book had to fall to the ground. I called this "Fallen Language" for two reasons.
- The language book was flying in the air and had to fall to the ground.
- The book is an old Fortran77 programming book (a dead programming language.)
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Air Book
Air Book
Giving yourself a photography assignment is a great way to keep active and help with creativity. Today's assignment was Education. The idea of this photo came to me after asking my son what he thinks of when I say the word "Education," and is first response was "books." All day I had been thinking about taking photos of buses, school buildings, and street signs and had not once thought of photographing a book. The bright sunlight and the cloud formations made for a terrific backdrop, and this was one of many photos taken of the book in flight. My son was nice enough to help me destroy the book by continually throwing it into the air.
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