So far I've resisted any urge to pull the camera out during sessions. But yesterday Ben Galbraith, a friend to many of us who are here, was speaking and I couldn't resist grabbing a few pictures of him during his session.
Bonus points for figuring out who is sitting in the audience based on the backs of their heads:
Sunset pictures at the Golden Gate Bridge
Turning the camera around, these are the sights that can be seen:
Flashing the sea gulls:
City lights:
A huge 17,000+ pixel panorama:
Proof of my existence!!!
Street musician Darryl Johnson down in front of Fisherman's Wharf:
Day Two of JavaOne started out with performers and a t-shirt give away:
Then later in the evening, I ran down to the Bay Bridge and took some pictures (should have arrived just a few minutes earlier to really take advantage of the sunset light):
While I love photography, the reality is, programming was my first passion. And programming is what I do for a living. Today I am in San Francisco attending the JavaOne Convention.
Still... I couldn't leave the camera home. So here are a couple of images from yesterday:
I've been meaning to write about this for some time now.
A couple of weeks ago I met a lovely and talented aspiring actress/singer by the name of Rachel Payne Youngberg, whose family happens to live here in Utah. During her recent visit here, I had the honor of photographing both her and her best friend, Laura Stelman, a lovely and talented singer herself.
I had so much fun working with both of these two ladies that I wanted to share some of the images that I captured.