MOVING DAY!!!

Well, its been about 6 months since i started this blog. I think its time for a move. Yesterday I purchased a new domain name and thanks to a donation from an awesome friend i have a new, much cooler website!

My new website:

www.jamesontoole.com

My new blog:

New! As the Crow Flies

Home Street

After about twenty inches of snow.

Home Street || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@18 | 1/10s | f3.5 | ISO800 | Handheld

Snow Lit

My neighbors house after 18 inches of snow.

Snow Lit || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@18 | 1/8s | f3.5 | ISO800 | Handheld

Escalator

DTW Airpoit.

Escalator || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@23 | 1/15s | f3.8 | ISO220 | Handheld

Street Lights

Ann Arbor does a pretty good job with Main St.

Street Lights || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@18 | 1/13s | f3.5 | ISO800 | Handheld

Around the Bend

Sorry this is kind of your crappy generic long exposure of traffic, but i am pre-occupied with finals these days.

Around the Bend || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@18 | 10s | f13 | ISO200 | Ledge

Biomedical Research

A new biomedical research building up by the Med School. That pringle-looking structure in the front is actually an auditorium.

Biomedical Research || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@18 | 1/200s | f7.1 | ISO200 | Handheld

Lit Tower

The First National Building on Main St.

Lit Tower || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@18 | 1/13s | f3.5 | ISO800 | Handheld

Three Pots

A light snowfall.

Three Pots || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@18 | 1/15s | f5.6 | ISO200 | Handheld

Night Light

Ann Arbor is the first city in America to switch to all LED street lamps.

Night Light || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@31 | 1/15s | f4.5 | ISO400 | Handheld

Sitting

Chillen.

Sitting || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@35 | 1/15s | f4.5 | ISO450 | Handheld

Snowy Corner

The corner of State St. and N. University.

Click on the picture or go HERE for a larger view.

This one is interesting. I was processing some of my shots from the evening when I realized I had these two taken from ALMOST the same place that happened to match up pretty well. I stitched the two pictures together as best I could using Photoshop. You can notice the car in the foreground that this wasn't perfect. It not very distracting though and I very much like the perspective. Also, notice that the cars turning on the right side would technically be running a red light.

Snowy Corner || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55 | Composite

Boxes and Poles

The corner of E. Washington and Main.

Boxes and Poles || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@18 | 1/100s | f6.3 | ISO200 | Handheld

Two People

Once again down E. Washington.

Two People || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@32 | 1/60s | f5 | ISO200 | Handheld

Sunny Side of the Street

Down E. Washington near Main St.

Sunny Side of the Street || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@32 | 1/125s | f7.1 | ISO200 | Handheld

Red Yellow Blue

An apartment building somewhere between S. Division and Main.

Red Yellow Blue || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@55 | 1/125s | f7.1 | ISO200 | Handheld

Cubes

Cubes in front of the Administration Building.

Cubes || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@20 | 1/160s | f6.3 | ISO200 | Handheld

Snow falls on the bushes over Thanksgiving break.

Snow Branch || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@18 | 1/15s | f5 | ISO200 | Handheld

Wood and Statue

Home over Thanksgiving.

Wood and Statue || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@19 | 1/15s | f4.5 | ISO200 | Handheld

Gate

The triumphant return of my daily updates. Sorry for the absence.

Gate || Nikon D40/Nikkor 18-55@18 | 1/40s | f3.5 | ISO200 | Handheld