First photo taken on 2008.04.13 ... no longer being taken daily however.
2009.1.20 - Day ? :
Today our 44th President was sworn in to office.
Irene's coworker held a party to celebrate the inauguration. Some of the people there assembled this poster on the wall. The original art is by Shepard Fairey and is now hung in National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian Museum.
Fairey has an exibit opening in Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art and he will be DJing a event in early February that we plan to attend.
The iPhone handled the low light better than I expected. It just needed a bit of noise reduction.
Today our 44th President was sworn in to office.
Irene's coworker held a party to celebrate the inauguration. Some of the people there assembled this poster on the wall. The original art is by Shepard Fairey and is now hung in National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian Museum.
Fairey has an exibit opening in Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art and he will be DJing a event in early February that we plan to attend.
The iPhone handled the low light better than I expected. It just needed a bit of noise reduction.
2009.1.20 - Day ? :
Today our 44th President was sworn in to office.
Irene's coworker held a party to celebrate the inauguration. Some of the people there assembled this poster on the wall. The original art is by Shepard Fairey and is now hung in National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian Museum.
Fairey has an exibit opening in Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art and he will be DJing a event in early February that we plan to attend.
The iPhone handled the low light better than I expected. It just needed a bit of noise reduction.
Today our 44th President was sworn in to office.
Irene's coworker held a party to celebrate the inauguration. Some of the people there assembled this poster on the wall. The original art is by Shepard Fairey and is now hung in National Portrait Gallery of the Smithsonian Museum.
Fairey has an exibit opening in Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art and he will be DJing a event in early February that we plan to attend.
The iPhone handled the low light better than I expected. It just needed a bit of noise reduction.
