The extended Handelman family visited Cooperstown, NY in June, 2005 for a little get together. Attending were (obviously) the Handelmans as well as the Hogans, Sagans and Trotz family. Pics include time at the lake, a colonial-era farm, the National Baseball Hall of Fame (go Sox!), and a few pics of the family en masse. Enjoy! Contact joey dot trotz at turner dot com for access to more family photos.
Click here to see the gallery.
I’m trying to catch up on all the photos I’ve taken but not posted for the last month or so. Here now are pictures showing Sam with a really cool ‘do, as well as a few where he demonstrates his amazing ability to hold himself up during ‘Tummy Time.’ As you can see, he’s developing into quite the cute little guy!
So thanks to a hat tip from my buddy Andy Mitchell, I just bought Bob Mould’s new album off iTunes. Wow. The new disc harkens back before Modulate – all at once, I’m hearing the influence of Workbook, Sugar and Copper Blue, all rolled into one nice package. It’s got an edge, but perspective at the same time. Good stuff. I shot the photo above for Bob several years back on the Modulate tour, and hope to see him again when he comes through Atlanta.
Link: Bob’s got a blog now! Boblog is here.
Link: Here’s the gallery of my pics from the Modulate tour.
Flickr has just released some new features organized around their the nature/relationships implied by user activity around the images on their site, an interesting expansion/improvement on their tagging structure.
Interestingness creates a daily page with the most ‘Interesting’ pics uploaded as defined by how favored the image is, how many comments exist for it, and how widely distributed the user interest happens to be. Very slick. The other new feature, Clustering, groups tags by concept. So the “cute cluster” gets broken in to “cute kittens,” “cute puppies,” “cute babies” and “cute smiles.” Bush gets broken into ‘protest president politics’, ‘green-flower-nature’, ‘grafitti-sticker-stencil’, etc. The flickr blog discusses the new features. Very slick stuff.
(via BoingBoing.)