Back on November 5th, 2011, the Minneapolis Indie Xpo happened at The Soap Factory in Minneapolis. I prowled around with my camera for a few hours, snagging a few images of comic-creating friends and the event in general. My favorite shots are the ones below, of Fes Works and Aric …
Taken south of Duluth, MN, while waiting in traffic on I-35.
This photo was constructed of 16 separate 10 megapixel images, shot on August 21, 2011. I’ve uploaded it to Flickr at half size… which means it is 10,166 pixels wide if you want to see the whole thing. On the full-sized image, you can actually see the individual struts on …
As stated in previous posts, I’m catching up on my photo editing. Here are a couple shots I snagged at Palisade Head, a row of cliffs north of Duluth, MN, which offer vast panoramic views of Lake Superior.
As I mentioned a couple days ago, I’m still catching up on cleaning up and posting several photo projects from last year. This batch was from a hiking trip I took with Fes up to the north shore of Lake Superior. Tettegouche State Park is filled with hiking, climbing, waterfalls, …
Taken at Palisade Head, north of Duluth, MN.
This week’s episode of The Geek Life runs a whopping 1 hour and 46 minutes, but is chock full of entertainment! Our usual crew is joined by DC Comics artist Christopher Jones and, for a little while, Fes Works of the Webcast Beacon Network. Discussion of print comics, digital comics, …
Last summer, I went camping with Fes Works on the north shore of Lake Superior. In the space of a few days, we covered something like five or six Minnesota state parks. I’ve been incredibly remiss in processing my photos from this trip. Tonight, I polished my photos from Cascade …
Tonight, I shall be interviewing DC Comics artist Christopher Jones for The Geek Life podcast. As most of you probably know already, I lived with/worked with/traveled with Mr. Jones for seven years, so I already know ALL THE STORIES. However, you probably don’t know them! What do you want to know? What …
In lieu of traditional Easter celebrations yesterday, I went to a Guitar Wolf concert at First Avenue’s 7th Street Entry. Who are Guitar Wolf? I hear some of you ask. Well, they’re a Japanese garage punk band, founded in the late 1980s. Aside from starring in strange Japanese B-grade sci-fi …
