Some new photos.

I got some fun stuff to blog about I guess, but I'll do that later haha. I'm gonna be lazy and just post some pictures for now. I is sorry...

Some random shots.

Inspired by Sean's post about walking home, I took a walk to Brooklyn via the Manhattan Bridge. Here's a few shots from that:













And here are some from random wandering:

Hehehe.

Holy Crap...

FAMED PRODUCER JERRY FINN TAKEN OFF LIFE SUPPORT
Posted by Scott Heisel on 12-Aug-08 @ 04:27 PM

In a story that's slid under most peoples' radars, incredibly successful producer Jerry Finn has been in the hospital for the past month after suffering a massive brain hemorrhage. This past Saturday, Finn's family made the decision to take the 38-year-old producer off life support according to Billboard, with a friend commenting:

"Even though he did make snail-like improvement these past 31 days, he is not any better for words and has not had any consistency in the tests that the medical team have done for him. At this time the hemorrhage has done massive damage to his body which will leave him severely disabled and in need of acute care for the rest of his life. We know Jerry wouldn't want to live like this in a vegetative state."

It is presumed that Finn will pass on without the assistance of machines; when there is any update on his condition, positive or negative, we will let you know.

Finn has been producing, mixing and engineering records since 1992, with many of his credits coming on some of punk's most groundbreaking albums, including Green Day's Dookie (which he mixed), Rancid's ...And Out Come The Wolves (which he produced and mixed), Blink-182's Enema Of The State (which he produced and mixed) and AFI's Sing The Sorrow (which he produced and mixed).

Finn has also racked up production credits with Alkaline Trio, Bad Religion, Pennywise, the Suicide Machines, Tiger Army, (+44), Morrissey, Sum 41, MxPx, Smoking Popes and dozens more.

We wish the best for Jerry Finn, and are keeping his family, friends and fans in our thoughts.

The horror of it all.

Straight to dvd movies are just so horrible...they should be illegal. Just wasted 90minutes of my life, when all I wanted to see happened to be 5 minutes of alternate endings and a little piece in the credits.

Funny how a day can pull a 180...

After the fun that was reading the survey results of engineers, my day went to hell. Put the survey report together and found out it was in the wrong format. I switched it into another acceptable format but it's still bugging me 5 hours after the fact. I take stuff like that pretty hard. Oh well... hopefully everything will work itself out.

Spent a little bit of time with the lady in Bryant Park before capping our night off at Applebees, helped to calm me down a bit and cheer me up.

The song "Cheer" by The Descendents comes to mind after the events of today, check it out, it's good.

Umm I took more photos, film is taking over my life:









And having nothing to do with a trip to Coney Island:

After much delay!

My birthday weekend was awesome. Earlier in the week, a friend took me to the home run derby, that was pretty awesome. I spent Friday night at Barcelona with some friends from Barnes & Noble for early birthday drinks, after seeing The Dark Knight!

What an amazing movie, I enjoyed the watchmen trailer, it kind of reminded me of another action packed adventure, "Sneak the Dagley into the Movies" that's a good one right there.

As for Saturday, I wandered the streets and took pictures before heading again to Barcelona where I was joined by a slew of friends. I also took the opportunity to test out my ilford 3200 film, it only works in low light and the results are grainy as hell but still pretty cool.

On Sunday, went shooting around Coney Island (Got to bring all my lenses thanks to Jen buying me an awesome camera bag!) and got a few cool shots.

I joined tumblr. I'm at eladam.tumblr.com...

I suck at blogging...

Here are some of the shots from my ilford test roll: