Apologies for the brief lapse in updates, I just sold my old camera and purchased the new 7D. I’m playing around with the new features and should be adding more images shortly. Thanks for your patience.

I am currently in the process of selling my camera (don’t worry, I’m buying a new one) and as I’ve packed it up, I thought I would revisit a number of photos from my trip to Barcelona in early 2008.

While looking through the archive, I noticed that it’s rather tedious to scroll through seven images at a time.  Similar to my old portfolio design (which I will be updating and redesigning in the coming month), I’ve decided to use a collection of thumbnails that show all original photographs taken for the month to address this problem.

Some of you observant visitors may have noticed that I’ve added a category called Month in Review that addresses that old frustration and will allow you to see hundreds of photos at a time or isolate an individual month on the sidebar.  It’s a slow process to get all the links and thumbnails set up, so I’m in the process of updating and it should be rolling out for the full archive as soon as possible.

Well, I’m back from LA as promised, but I’m still sorting through the immense amount of photos I took. Starting tomorrow morning I’ll be putting up the first of the worthwhile images (somewhat chronologically) and the whole trip should last a week or more worth of shots, so stick around.

I will be in Los Angeles, California until Monday so there will not be any new photos until Tuesday. Apologies for the lack of photos.

Today marks the first anniversary of my little blog and I would just like to say it’s been a pleasure to work on it. I hope you’ve enjoyed it and the more than 300 original photos I’ve put up thus far.  Please feel free to send me an email or browse the growing archives.

Over this past week I purchased some plants for my room, which unsurprisingly have become the subject for some photographs. I got a big collection of Mother-in-Law’s Tongue (Sansevieria trifasciata) and split them into a number of pots.  I was inspired after seeing a TED Talk of fresh air and hopefully the plants will make hospitable roommates.