It’s been a few months since the wedding, and my wife’s wedding bouquet is completely dried. I thought I would take a picture of it.
Day 170: Dried Roses
June 19th, 2010Day 169: Pendulum
June 18th, 2010
A wall clock at the office with a swinging pendulum beneath it.
Day 168: Red Carnation
June 17th, 2010
A red carnation among the other flowers in the bouquet that I got for my wife for her birthday.
Day 167: Office Bubblegum
June 16th, 2010
Bubblegum in a vending machine in the office (the kind that takes in quarters).
Day 166: Butterfly (and its Tongue)
June 15th, 2010
I’ve been seeing this tiny butterfly hanging out on the tables at the back of the office for a few days already, but I never had my camera with me. This time, I did.
It’s actually quite colorful when it opens its wings, where the patters are. Its wings’ underside looks pretty drab, making me initially think that it might have been a moth, but I don’t think moths need a tongue that long.
Day 165: Nightfall at the Office
June 14th, 2010
The sun was setting, and I was still in the office. This shot was taken from the building’s atrium.
I mistakenly shot it in the wrong white balance, but it looked better with that setting, so I just used it.
Day 164: The Fist
June 13th, 2010
We had a couple of friends over for dinner. Afterwards, I thought I’d see what would happen if I use my UWA lens in close quarters.
Day 163: Morning Cereal
June 12th, 2010
My wife and I thought we’d indulge our inner children a little, so we got a small box of fruit loop cereal. While eating, my wife suggested I take a picture of it, and so I did. This may be the first time I’ve had a daily photo this early in the day.
Day 162: Dying Dragonfly
June 11th, 2010
A big dragon fly. It must have been 3 inches or longer. It was, however, dying. It was trying to fly off, but just couldn’t. I suspect it fell victim to insecticide that I saw some lawn care workers spraying around the perimeter of the office buildling the day before.
Day 161: Instant Pond
June 10th, 2010
A strong summer afternoon storm bore down on us, but it went as quickly as it came. The sudden downpour was too much for the sewer system to handle, and for about half an hour, we had a pig bond in the parking lot.