my mouth is bigger than yours, originally uploaded by erin_designr.

luna and chloe have hit it off big time. two peas in a pod. don't know how chloe is going to handle them moving away.

Chloe, originally uploaded by erin_designr.

Meet Chloe. The newest member of my family. She joined the Malone household today and is happily getting acquainted with Sheila's dogs and the cats. So far, Seymour has only hissed a couple of times but has been non-plussed over a new dog in the house.

maggies feet in the grass, originally uploaded by erin_designr.

i adopeted a german shepherd rescue dog yesterday. or at least started the process. had the home visit today and once i get the pet ramp into the pool (next week) and email it to the rescue folks i get my new dog. 9 months old, her name is chloe — although I will be looking for a new name. i expect that i will be picking her up later in the week. i am so excited.

a crisp winter morning, a great dog and my camera. who could ask for a more perfect time

looking back towards the house [canon 1Ds with pinhole lenscap]

luna—pinhole digital

first in a series of images of luna in the backyard. shot with the new canon 1Ds and a Pinhole lens for the canon (f180). Nothing like blending lowtech with super high tech.

Lomo images from around town over the last week. Guitars casting shadows on the orange wall, shots from my ride last Sunday at Alviso. Very flat and super windy but interesting topography. Shots from inside a barbecue joint in Campbell. They have pies, cool typography and neon. Finishing the roll out in the backyard with the dogs, trees and the pool.

Sheila's dogs have the backyard and take full advantage of the various topography. They play, dig holes and drink out of the pool. They are crazy and fun and a pleasure to be here. This album - which contains 82 shots - is an experiment with the LowRes setting of the PenCam as well as a test of the MAC plug in that allows the PenCam to import/download into the Mac rather than the PC. If you are interested, I will post the plug-in - which by the way works through Photoshop very nicely.
Still working on the DHTML and javascript to have captions shown with the pics and also to show different size photos. All these images are the same size and I didn't rotate the verticals. So some more bugs to work out with the popup window but it is still cleaner than all individual HTML files. (warning: this popup window with the pics doesn't seem to move past the first image in NEtscape 4.x on the Mac. I am working to fix it.)