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Ed Spadoni > This is Lappa! 3/9/2010 I met Lappa (Russian for "big feet") during a short walk at a nearby park yesterday. His owner Alexander told me that Lappa is "a rambunctious, teen-aged Saint Bernard", and he was so right. A beautiful dog, he was bursting with energy, and had no trouble leaping such that he and I were eye to eye (I'm 6'2"!). Alexander was camera-shy but as you can see, Lappa was not.
Ed Spadoni > Another view of our town hall, at night. Previously seen here http://bit.ly/7UCCOD and here http://bit.ly/7mUsII. An imposing building, I keep thinking "there's a picture to be made here". 1-14-2010
Ed Spadoni > “Alcohol is the cause and the solution to many of life's problems.” Dan Castellaneta (as Homer Simpson) 3/5/2010 Thanks for all the comments on yesterday's "nail" image.
Ed Spadoni > Unexpected guest for breakfast 12/18/09 They're everywhere, I tell you, everywhere.
Ed Spadoni > If M. C. Escher owned an iPhone 3/8/2010 Taken with my iPhone, this is a stairway in a parking garage and some crazy pp, also on the iPhone.
Ed Spadoni > Knock twice and ask for Lenny 1/28/2010
Ed Spadoni > Strollers 1/22/2010 Best viewed XL I returned to Lake Quannapowitt to test a Nikon N80 SLR I picked up for my son to use in his Photography 101 course at college. The camera was used and looked a little rough so I took some test shots. Film is very different from digital, if you've forgotten, as I had. In color, this actually came out pretty well but trouble with my scanner resulted in muddy scans, and hence I PP'd it into this B&W image, which I think still looks Ok. The camera is a keeper and after his course, I just may shoot some more with it. Tip: Pay attention to this film thing - I think it's going to be big!
Ed Spadoni > Boston, looking North The last in the Boston series, for now 2/6/2010 Thank you all for your comments on this series from Boston. It's a great city, and as many of you have expressed an interest to visit or re-visit, I would highly recommend. (No, I don't work for the Office of Tourism!). For another look at this view with landmarks identified, please click here: http://bit.ly/bgYgTW
Ed Spadoni > Boston Harbor 2/5/2010 In the lower left of this image you can see the building that marks the entrance to the Callahan Tunnel, which was featured in my daily photo of 2/3. Here is the harbor under which the Callahan and Sumner Tunnels run. That's East Boston on the far side. Thank you for all the comments on yesterday's H.A. Hovey photo.
Another view of our town hall, at night. Previously seen here http://bit.ly/7UCCOD and here http://bit.ly/7mUsII. An imposing building, I keep thinking "there's a picture to be made here".
1-14-2010
Ed Spadoni > Another view of our town hall, at night. Previously seen here http://bit.ly/7UCCOD and here http://bit.ly/7mUsII. An imposing building, I keep thinking "there's a picture to be made here". 1-14-2010
Another view of our town hall, at night. Previously seen here http://bit.ly/7UCCOD and here http://bit.ly/7mUsII. An imposing building, I keep thinking "there's a picture to be made here".
1-14-2010
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