Nils Lorvick

Yep, another year has come and gone. Every year our church has it’s annual picnic. Every year our awesome musicians put on a good show. I get the best seat in the venue, behind the mixing desk.

Unanswered

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I should probably answer my voice mails…

Nah.

Found a cool little Chinese place where we were staying. These are always good photo opportunities.

Blue man

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Would you believe that I took this photo with a camera phone? Yes, the Google Nexus One. I don’t really even need to carry a point-and-shoot camera around anymore!

Incredible clouds

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Sorry about the lack of posts, but like I had mentioned in a previous post, I’m still uploading my images to Flickr.

I capture this image while driving to work. I was just kind of awestruck by how there was such a distinct line in these clouds.

I have to give a ringing endorsement to my new smartphone, the Google Nexus One. This thing takes really good pictures for being a phone. This rivals the very first digital camera that I ever had 8 years ago.

I know the blog has been a little inactive lately, however, I’m still posting my daily pictures, which you can find on my Flickr photostream, here. Also, one of my cameras disappeared, which had a few days worth of pictures on it. Luckily, it wasn’t my Nikon. I’ll begin posting pictures here again soon.

Frienemies?

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Shooting this close probably defeats the purpose of having a high-res camera. Although it is a point-and-shoot I used for this…

I just though it was an interesting contrast to show Google and Microsoft right next to each other…oh, and my name and title in there somewhere.

Macro Ice

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In going to the auto show on Monday, I was jealous that a friend of mine had a macro feature on his point-and-shoot camera. One thing I’m currently lacking on my Nikon DSLR. However I still have a Canon point-and-shoot lying around. I really like the close-up shots to give you a different perspective on things that you use/see everyday.

On a side note, you’d never see a ‘Canon’ guy ever shoot with a Nikon.