Geek-talk ahead I put together my first WordPress plugin and was going to submit it to the plugin repository but on second thought I decided not to because: You have to jump through a few hoops to install it You have to continue jumping through a few hoops to maintain it I may lag in [...]
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Hawaii, Kentucky or Idaho No Ka ‘Oi?
Did a photo shoot for the New York Times the other week up in Hawi. A beautiful home with a landscaped three acres and a view. The article says you can see Maui but it was late in the afternoon and cloudy so I must have missed it on that day. And no ocean sunsets [...]
Molokai on my mind
Some folks have been wondering what the heck was I doing on Molokai. Standing on a sunny beach of the western shore of Molokai as Oahu and the Big Island experienced a deluge of rain. Well, I guess despite my pushing ahead with my internet product Hawaii 24/7 I’m still a newspaper photographer at heart, [...]
Calendar for my blog readers
A present for my blog readers, a calendar for 2008. Just click on the image above for the full-sized image that can be downloaded to your computer and printed out. Or right-click on it and save the linked file to be printed out. I shot this image last month at a party on the Kohala [...]
The town-crier?
A dog has been barking like crazy, roaming the neighborhood since before 3am in Holualoa. Is this dog playing town-crier for an earthquake? There have been temblors this early morning on the other side of the island but could a bigger one be coming? Check here for the most recent quakes. The dog is still [...]
An art diversion
Another cool little diversion on the internet is Art Pad where you can create a piece of art and even show folks how you drew it, you can also exhibit it and sell it too. Click here for Art Pad. I didn’t do that drawing, Process Junkie did. If you click on that image you’ll [...]
NaNoWriMo 2006
Once again it’s National Novel Writing Month and another try to finish a 50K word novel by the end of November to win (the honor, no real prizes). Can I at least be brave in the attempt? Oh yes, and I’m trying the Snowflake Method. And if you use Second Life you can visit my [...]
Panoramic Project
Been on vacation and one of the things I’ve been busy with is a project working on panoramic images. Here’s a sample of where I was today, you’ll need QuickTime installed on your computer to view the QuickTime VR image. Click on the above image to view it. Laaloa Bay Park.
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