Category: Photoblog
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Indulging In Massive Fun
I recently served as photographer on some promotional shoots for The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, The Abbey of St. Joan. In this blog, I show off the first completed promo using one of my photos and talk a bit about who The Sisters are and what they mean to me.
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MINI-VLOG: Corn harvesting
In his second mini-vlog, Adam confesses to being wrong and rides a corn harvester.
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Meet Frederick
Early this morning, there was a knock on my front door. It was my little sister, Jewell, still clad in her morning bathrobe, insisting that I needed to come outside. As I walked out with her, I asked what it was I so urgently needed to see. “A bat,” she said, explaining that it…
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Tinkertopia!
Adam visits Tinkertopia, Tacoma’s creative reuse center and supply store for artists and crafty types.
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Argiope aurantia
Adam meets his arachnid neighbor, and decides to photograph her in all her terrifying beauty.
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The Demolition of Zoar
A piece of my childhood is vanishing before my eyes. Zoar Lutheran Church, the church I grew up attending since before my memory of life began, is demolishing its old building. The building has stood, with many renovations and additions, since 1928, and now it’s coming down. Even as I write this, I’m watching a…
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Wandering my hometown
On Wednesday, I spent the day in Canby. I went in to see if they were knocking down the old church I grew up attending, as its old building was scheduled for demolition. They had postponed, as there was (and still is) a lot more preparation to get done before they could tear it down.…
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A Familiar View
I’ve been working on establishing a better archive of stock footage for my projects, so tonight I took my camera out into one of the fields to film the sunset. It’s not the first, nor the last time, but I’m trying to get a variety of sunsets, mostly for the purposes of time-lapsing them as…
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Mt. Hood at dusk
I was looking out the window tonight when I noticed that Mt. Hood look beautifully glorious in the pink light of the setting sun. So I immediately ran to get my camera and tripod, filmed the mountain for a bit and grabbed this shot. I think it turned out nicely.