jan17

jan16

jan15

jan 14

long exposure

jan 13

jan12

jan11

patterns and impressions

jan 10

jan 9 vegan style sushi

some 'california rolls' if you will...

jan8

a before and after picture, fresno and olive setup provided by the magical Nathalie from Whole Foods :)

jan7

a gumbo of sorts

jan 6

twice baked potatoes

Food Food Food

Spicy Ginger Couscous topped with marinated Portobello Mushrooms, Sweet Potato Fries, and Lemong Garlic Rainbow Chard

Tempeh & Kale Sandwich

Delicious!

furnace

Testing out our New Pizza Pans!

A New Year

Abbey and I took a quick trip to Kansas City for a couple days for New Years Eve and Day. It was really important for me to go to the Plaza not necessarily for photography but just to see it again, at Christmas all lit up. This was taken from the top of the Halls Building/Parking Garage.

This is the first post of 2010!!!

New Years Eve, Day 365

This is post number 365, It concludes 1 year of my photo blogging. I've had so much fun and learned so much. It's been a very intriguing experience, some days where i've had to hold myself back and only post 20 pictures! Some days where i've snapped a quick shot before going to bed. I've learned an unquantifiable amount of information about photography, both conceptual and mechanical aspects.

All-in-all this has been one of the most rewarding projects i've ever done! I'm going to keep taking pictures each day, at least for now, since that's what i'm used to. I'm excited to see what the next year will bring, the photo opportunities and where they will take me. Thank You, readers, for following this, offering comments and feedback, and sharing your opinions about my photography.
May the next year be a blessed one for you!
-Preston Stohs

Puzzling

Abbey and I gave 'Don't Break the Bottle' as a Christmas Gift. However when we bought we didn't realize that there would be 'Some Assembly Required'. Basically, you 'lock' a wine bottle in the puzzle, and then you have to figure out the puzzle to be able to get the wine out. Abbey and I spent over a half an hour trying to figure out HOW to lock it in. I guess the joke was on us....

the ceiling floor

like the title says, it's the ceiling floor.