Rosten Translation

A panoramic from our drive home from Bend. Shot by her, processed by him. The original is about 208 mega-pixels. Click for a slightly larger view.

Been kickin' it in Bend, Oregon this weekend. Today we rode our bikes from the house to Mt. Bachelor ski area. For those of you who read this blog and have been to one of the ski trips to Bend, you'd be correct to assume it was a rather grueling ride. Lyn kicked my butt and arrived at the top a full 30 minutes ahead. Quite a blow to my manly ego. :) But in my recumbent-riding defense, I topped out around 50 mph on the extended downhill.
-Jes

Here's a pic from a current panoramic project. Lyn shot multiple locations around town, and Mike stitched them together into a really large panoramic. The final photoshop file, if printed, would have been over 100 feet wide

Above is the original photo. Below are three different processed looks for the same photo. All done quickly and easily in Adobe Lightroom. This is for you Betsy.
-Jes

Cute people make cute babies. Keep 'em coming Seth & Beth.

Q: Gray hair due to self-employment or sanding in the garage?
A: A little of both



Lyn makes funny faces when she's gardening.

A few photos from a current project. These photos will possibly be used on the face of a credit card. For those who aren't familiar with this structure, it is our local Sundial Bridge (yes, this beautiful bridge is actually located in Redding). It's a glass bottom walking bridge that spans the Sacramento river and connects a network of walking/biking trails. As the name implies, the bridge is a functioning sundial. Although, I'd like to point out that it is only accurate on June 21st. And it doesn't work on cloudy days. Which actually isn't a problem in Redding. Especially in the summer... just ask Lyn.

-Jesse