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Photography
Sakar's Digital Concepts 5.1 Megapixel Camera: A Product to Avoid
Friday, 28 December 2007 7:52 P GMT-06
A low quality product that should simply be avoided - especially if you ever wish to use flash. An emabarrassing failure among budget cameras.
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Flip Video Problems: Copying Errors, I/O Errors, and Cyclic Redundany Errors
Saturday, 22 December 2007 9:37 A GMT-06
Pure Digital's Flip Video camera is a delightfully simple and easy-to-use video camera that has caused me hours of grief due to various errors in copying videos to a computer. I ahve repeatedly encountered the dread "Cyclic Redundancy Error&
Recover Photos from the Memory of Your Erased Camera Card
Saturday, 1 December 2007 11:40 P GMT-06
Ever had the horror of accidentally erasing the photos from a memory card before they were saved? Or did you think they were saved only to have them be lost from your computer - and the disk has been erased? Even if you've started overwriting the
Snow on a Glass Roof at Green Bay's Airport
Sunday, 22 January 2006 5:12 P GMT-06
Photo by Jeff Lindsay, Jan. 2006, Green Bay, Wisconsin, at Austen Straubel International Airport.
Octoberfest in Appleton, Wisconsin
Sunday, 25 September 2005 1:20 P GMT-06
One of the many things I love about Appleton, Wisconsin is its annual Octoberfest celebration, held the last Saturday in September. The photo above is one of many scenes of Octoberfest.
View of Newport Beach, California - June 28, 2005
Thursday, 14 July 2005 9:52 P GMT-06
A photograph of Newport Beach, California, June 28, 2005. Taken by Jeff Lindsay with an Olympus C-765 Ultrazoom digital camera.
Updated photo album of Hmong people in Wisconsin
Friday, 17 June 2005 6:14 A GMT-06
This is one of several new photos in my photo album of the Hmong people in Wisconsin. This photo helps me understand why the Hmong are so good at volleyball: they can float! He's quite a ways off the ground for a return that is normally made with bot
Psycho Tank: What Are They Putting in Our Water?
Sunday, 1 May 2005 10:06 P GMT-06
The photograph below was taken near the Fox River in Appleton, Wisconsin. OK, I did retouch it slightly, adding the extra colors to the railcar tank.
Shoe Tree
Friday, 22 April 2005 8:41 P GMT-06
A "shoe tree" I encountered at the University of Wisconsin, Green Bay on April 9, 2005, near the sports center. I'd like to know the story behind this prank.
Dealing with Bandwidth Thieves: A Useful Prank
Monday, 14 March 2005 11:59 P GMT-06
(Originally posted at Mormanity.) I have a lot of photos and other graphics on my Website, JeffLindsay.com, that occasionally are stolen by others. Copying my images illegally is bad enough, but what really irks me is when people steal my bandwidth a
Mirror-image wedding photos: trying a new effect
Sunday, 13 March 2005 11:59 P GMT-06
This is my daughter-in-law at her wedding in July 2004 with her bridesmaids. While editing some of the wedding photos I took last July, today I tried a new effect that I really like: mirror images of color with a single tone version. Editing was do
Flower Girl
Wednesday, 9 March 2005 11:59 P GMT-06
While taking a photo of my son and a friend playing cello at a wedding in 2004, I captured this shot of one of the flower girls during a quiet moment.
Dolphin Show at the Shedd Aquarium
Sunday, 13 February 2005 11:59 P GMT-06
One of my favorite places to visit is the Shedd Aquarium in downtown Chicago. Though it costs extra, I highly recommend paying to see the dolphin show. Really amazing to see what these marvelous creatures can do and to experience a little of the pers
Danger in San Francisco's Chinatown
Saturday, 22 January 2005 11:59 P GMT-06
I photographed this sign on a wall in San Francisco's Chinatown:This is actually very good advice. If your kids are playing and jumping in, say, an Iraqi minefield, it is a wise warning indeed. Take note!
Fun with Christmas Lights
Saturday, 8 January 2005 11:59 P GMT-06
I've had a lot of fun taking pictures of Christmas lights while moving the camera. The images created can create nice effects when superimposed over other images, or can be interesting in their own right. Below is an example of a composite image - Ch
Finally added the Sanity Defense logo
Thursday, 6 January 2005 11:59 P GMT-06
I finally added a graphic for my Sanity Defense logo. FYI, it's a composite of 3 photos I took recently. The "planet" is actually a close-up of a glass marble on a marble table:Then I have a layer of an image formed by moving the camera tow
The Results Are Coming! The Results Are Coming!
Tuesday, 2 November 2004 11:59 P GMT-06
Closer, closer, come closer - it's time to dump the election results on you. Here you go, America....
Spider Web in Fog
Thursday, 14 October 2004 11:59 P GMT-06
On a foggy Wisconsin morning this week, my twelve-year-old son pointed out a spider web in a peony bush by our driveway. It didn't look like much, but I took a photo with the flash on. When I looked at the photo later, I was amazed to see that the w
Dredging Away Jobs in Wisconsin
Monday, 4 October 2004 11:59 P GMT-06
Many years ago, the Fox River in Wisconsin suffered from dumping of pollutants. Although the river has been cleaned up dramatically, there have been fears about residual pollutants buried deep in its sediments. Environmental activists have been so su
Wedding Day Flag
Monday, 20 September 2004 11:59 P GMT-06
I took the photo below (slightly reworked with Serif PhotoPlus 8) on the day my son was married. This was taken just outside of the reception center, Michiel's in downtown Appleton. The marriage itself took place that morning at the LDS Temple in Chi
Photos from Appleton's Houdini Days 2004: Jeff McBride
Thursday, 9 September 2004 11:59 P GMT-06
Below are a couple of photos of my favorite magician, Jeff McBride, while he was in Appleton, Wisconsin for our amazing Houdini Days festival of magic, Sept. 2-5, 2004. I give details about this event on my page of magic, and have a page of Houdini D
Lonely Utah Ski Lift, July 2004
Thursday, 2 September 2004 11:59 P GMT-06
A highlight of our recent trip to Utah was visiting the Snowbird ski area near Salt Lake City. We took a tram to the top of a mountain and hiked down. This was one view along the way. I've added it to my collection of favorite photos at JeffLindsay.c
Storm Cloiuds Over Wisconsin
Thursday, 26 August 2004 11:59 P GMT-06
While driving to Chicago this summer, I saw an interesting formation of clouds as a storm system moved in. I pulled off the highway onto a small hill and took this shot (colors slightly modified, contrast enhanced). Speaking of clouds over Wisconsin,
Tough Choice in Des Moines
Sunday, 22 August 2004 11:59 P GMT-06
While driving from Utah to Wisconsin along I-80 this summer, I stopped at Des Moines, Iowa to eat something greasy. Suddenly, I faced a difficult decision.
Iraqi Blueprints for Weapons of Mass Destruction Found!
Tuesday, 3 August 2004 11:59 P GMT-06
President Bush announced today that conclusive proof for Iraqi weapons of mass destruction has at last been found. Detailed documentation proves that Iraq had "a sophisticated program for weapons of mass destruction more dangerous than anything