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TL;DR:January 1, 2022 marked the completion of 10 years taking a photo every day!A 10 year milestone is a nice time to wrap this up and shift my focus to other exciting photo projects 🙂 How it began: Back in 2012 I began a simple challenge: take at least one photo every day. Some photographers … Read more
I should have given in to this a long time ago… Maintaining my own 365 website feels cool, but it was just too isolated and I never could find the time to make it look and feel how I wanted, (was too hard to navigate and share/like photos). I found a WordPress plugin to help … Read more
Back in 2012 I embarked on a journey that has changed the way I live, forever, for the better. I originally began a “photo 365” project years ago (beginning of 2012), as a way to force my self to go take pictures each day with my new DSLR. Very quickly, the project became a lifestyle, and … Read more
In early 2012, I invented a way to easily mount my phone in my car, via velcro: If you don’t mind using strips of velcro on the dash of your car, you can create a very easy DIY car mount for your phone, right on your dash! After a few phones, I’m still using the … Read more
As mentioned in my previous post, A little book made for you, I’m a fan of inspirational quotes and motivational sayings. Over time, I have collected quite a few bookmarks of the ones that I enjoy. I’ve decided to create a gallery website dedicated to sharing lots of motivating quotes and inspiring pictures: I will … Read more
What can you do with an image that has a depth value for every pixel? Try out this 3D WebGL image processing viewer to see! Use the sliders/controls below, and mouse over + click the images! Loading… [WebGL capable browser needed to see this content] There are an order of magnitude more possibilities of new … Read more
My first Greasemonkey script:  Someone This userscript will replace all your friend’s names on Facebook with the name  Someone I think it makes browsing Facebox more interesting and fun It is currently is activated by scrolling, and gets most of the names on a page. It is certainly not complete, so please contribute back … Read more
Preface By no means do I claim have an impressive rĂ©sumĂ©, but I did want to share a trick I thought of to help me improve it. Unfortunately, like most ideas that I come up with on my own that I think are original, doing a few Google searches proves me wrong. Regardless, the following helped … Read more
A Christmas present to myself this year: rebuild my desktop into a Hackintosh… Ever since I gave into Lightroom and started using my macbook for photo editing, I had been missing my desktop’s larger monitor and faster processor. Since I can’t run Lightroom on Linux, and since I can’t stand booting into Windows, the only … Read more
Audio Frequency Spectrum Analyzer &Â Spectrogram As a followup to a previous post on Music Visualization with Processing (and a good excuse to play with my Arduino), I decided to convert my Processing music visualizer into hardware. The project is not finished yet, but I wanted to post a quick update and how-to on making what … Read more