Hi, I’m Colin.

Sometimes you don’t find what you expect, but that doesn’t mean you should stop looking.

Please suggest interesting things to me and, if you’d like to use my photos commercially, all I ask is that you pay to do so.

An Astronomical Observatory in our area had a free, public night and so we took advantage of it.

An inspirational project wherein Nina decides she’ll repair spider webs with red sewing thread.

NASA celebrates 18-years of Hubble with 59 extraordinary images of galaxies merging together.

The Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, as seen from Murmansk, Russia.

How to repurpose an iMac as a photo frame in only a few minutes. It is dead simple and everyone will love it.

A neat idea: Leave a camera attached to a bench and see what people shoot with it.

A gallery full of vintage photographs from Consumer Reports from the 1930s to the 1980s.

A friend of mine just wrapped up his first acting project.

Neat way to display photos.

Macro shots of Legos setup to recreate classic photos. Superb.

A photo by Heather Armstrong.

The brother of writer/actor Wil Wheaton is an excellent photographer.

A really great photoset of a now abandoned, overgrown theme park in Ohio.

Eliza Devroe, my wife, captured a nice photo at a 50th Anniversary party that we attended this past weekend. I’m linking to this photo for two reasons.

I think it is a wonderful photo.
I wanted to test how I plan to link to photos in the future.

Great shot babe.
(Source: Love on Flickr - Photo Sharing!)

Albert Yee suggested some time ago that I subscribe to this photolog and I haven’t regretted it since.
(Source: Rion.nu a photoblog by Rion Nakaya)

Photos of New York City by Veerle Pieters.

These four TVs show weather, news, stock market information, company profiles, and much more. These are in the ViddlerHQ lobby.

I think it might be time for me to start pulling all of my “content” into one place, here on my own site, rather than spreading it out all over the Internet. I’m hoping this will give me more control, and have more fun, putting stuff on the Web.

Introducing a free PHP script that will automatically post your Flickr photos to Pownce. I’m calling this little baby Powncer.