I wanted to show off a little of Johnny Driver’s creativity today instead of my own.
Click here to see what Johnny made.
Also I wanted to say thank you to Briony (who was the girl in the video) for helping out, you did great in the video and with the live monologue.
I went to bed early (Midnight) Tuesday and crashed right away.
Prior to bed, I had been watching Back to the Future II, eating a PBJ sandwich and having my first glass of eggnog this year.
All normal things for me on a Tuesday night, besides the eggnog.
At approximately 1:30 AM as I was teetering on the edge of the deep sleep, and I suddenly awoke.
Now I wake up to many things…
Cars speeding down my street, skateboarders commuting to the park, neglected dogs barking, my neighbor’s extremely loud Chevy pickups exhaust, or the next door truck driver starting up his big rig.
None of those things really effect me these days cause I have gotten pretty use to them, but what woke me up last night was something I had never heard before.
From nowhere came loud scratching, and climbing noises from my walls.
Being in the dead middle of the night, my eyes were shut still, but my ears were working full capacity.
At first I thought I had dreamed up the noise, but as I lay in bed the noise continued.
I tried to ignore it, but I had no success.
Scratch…scratch…
…tap…
…tap…clank……clankity clank.
Then scratch again.
Something was moving around a ton.
Haunts, originally uploaded by robotperez.
This event shot is made possible thanks to the sheer creativity of my dear friends on Halloween Night. The photo is tangible evidence that after death we will still hang out together.
Happy Halloween everyone. Be safe tonight.
Have you ever had the term HDR (High Dynamic Range) thrown up in the air, during a intense photography conversation, and not known what it was?
Well if you haven’t investigated it yet, I highly suggest you do, because it is something worth seeing.
And a few of my colleagues and I have birthed a flickr group dedicated to HDR.
Join us if you dare, on our saga to the ends of HDR, the road will be distant and callous; but the reward will outlast anything that we face.
Take a look for yourself, at the first of many…