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I discovered The Mirror Project while visiting TheBrad.

The Mirror Project is a growing collection of like minded individuals who have snapped their likenesses in a variety of reflective surfaces.

Nifty idea, eh?
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Here’s a great photo of the view from Jason’s balcony in San Francisco.

That’s me. Click on it and it pops open a little window that will refresh every minute or so. You can do that by clicking the ‘live webcam’ link on the left, too. If it looks like I haven’t moved for hours it probably just means that the camera is not recording. Or I’m really concentrating. One of the two.

Everything you ever wanted to know about (digital) photography can be found at megapixel.net.

I stole an idea from Bry and decided to run a little “best of” movie in place of my regular cam shot. Don’t despair. You can still click on the photo to pop open a floating window to see what I’m doing at the moment (as long as the cam is recording).
I used a little proggie called Animator9 that I found at NoNags.com to make the video. It took me about 5 minutes to find the cam shots scattered around dg.net and maybe 2 minutes to make the video from them.

I never met a meme I didn’t like. Okay. That’s a lie. (A gimmick, if you will.) It took me a few days, but I finally visited Stor Entertainment Ltd and created myself. My me doesn’t seem very interesting to me, but maybe that’s just me.

Have you ever wondered what my desktop looks like? I admit, it’s not very interesting. But. There you go. Go read Lisa. She’s funny.

I finally managed to finish organizing my images directory. You can now view the index and see what photos and graphics I have here. Woo. Hoo.

Just trying to organize more photos. Stacks of ‘em, I tell ya. Not enough though. I wish I had more. Here’s another bunch:

• At the Gagne Family Reunion in ‘99, Uncle Ed, dad, and I had a blast diving from the raft floating in the middle of Uncle Richie’s lake.
• Here’s a shot of my dad doing some serious pondering.
• I found a terrific picture of Mooshy and Ashley. Warning! Cute Factor: Infinite.
• Sometime in ‘94 I managed to snag an amazing shot of Paul laying down some v-ball smack in Daytona.
• And finally - for now - I just love this one of my snowboarding instructor.

Here’s a shot of my old office at Regeneration Technologies, Inc. The photo is about a year old. Note the Yield album cover near my monitor. Also note Snoopy!

Me
Well. That’s what it’s all about, right? So here I am. These aren’t exactly the best pictures of me; but they are the ones that I like - for one reason or another. Lemme splain.
I used to have a mad fascination with capturing myself on film. I had a camera in the bathroom of my second apartment so I could snap shots of me whenever I thought I looked … well … whenever I thought I looked like somehow I’d someday like to remember I looked. One day I just remember thinking that I wanted to always have a picture of these really cool shorts I had. One day I thought I looked spiffy all dressed for work. Someone took a photo of me and it developed with a red tint and I just always liked the way it made my hair look. Here’s me trying to be groovy on the dance floor. My second apartment had vaulted ceilings and it was a fair bet that at some point in the evening I would leap from the table to the rafters and hang from my knees until enough people yelled at me to come down. Here is a perfect example of my ultra-cheesy smile - reserved for special events only. I had the opportunity to punch a man on stage once. My dad loves to capture people when they’re not paying attention. This is me on a break during a long bike ride. This is, I think, my 21st birthday party.
(Here’s the whole bunch.)

Here are five shots of me rowing. I sat two-seat for almost every race. These pictures do not do the sport justice.