day 36: Yesterday was Andrew and Megan’s wedding. It was a beautiful (but chilly) day and the bridal party went on the roof of one of the hotels to take some photos. Here is one of my favorites.

day 35: Tomorrow one of Ben’s good friends from high school is getting married and he’s in the wedding party. Here is a shot from their rehearsal this evening.

day 34: Ben and I were all set to hop a plane to Kansas City this afternoon, but every flight out of our terminal was delayed and the airport was packed. It’s strange how people just resort to sitting on the floor in those situations.

day 33: I don’t know why but I love the sky in this photo.

day 32: If you looked at my blog earlier tonight you may have seen a different photo. This one was taken later and too cool not to put up so I had to do a switch. Painting with light, see video clip here. Disclaimer: very fun and addictive. Only watch if you have lots of time to waste!

day 31: Today I got a new lens for my camera and I love it!! It is very quick and goes all the way to f2.8 so I can now take much better shots at dusk and at night. We tested it out at the grove.

day 30: You really haven’t seen quality entertainment until you watch five grown men on an easter egg hunt. The photos I took during this new family tradition are hilarious, but really work better as a series than as a single photo. I’m trying out a new picasa slideshow feature below… let me know what you think!http://picasaweb.google.com/s/c/bin/slideshow.swf

day 29: My brother is in town visiting for Easter weekend so we went down to meet up with him for dinner at one of our favorite restaurants in Encinitas. This one was taken during out wait in the parking lot.

day 28: I am working on the remodel of an existing house that I am convinced is haunted. It is full of dead bees and smells like mildew. Here is a shot from the interior of what will someday be the “screening room”. You couldn’t pay me to live in this house.

day 27: I read somewhere that making people jump was a good trick for taking portraits. I don’t think that this is what they meant when they said it, but I like this one anyways.