Peering Over, Luray, Virginia

Peering over, cutting through the fog. That’s what I’m #thankfulfor today.

Peering over, Shenandoah National Park, Luray, Virginia

A couple things I’ve enjoyed lately:

CrisisCongress in Washington, DC, July 16th. Loved. And this is why: How CrisisCommons Is Helping the Tech Community Help Others. A unexpected but great experience.
#kaizenblog last Friday, July 23 about “Ignore Failure at Your Own Peril”. Elli St. George Godfrey recapped the chat, Ignore Failure At Your Own Peril-#kaizenblog recap. If you’re wondering, hosting a blog chat is hard. New-found respect.
Continued growth of NOLAlicious, Citizen Gulf, adventures, and well, everything else that’s great in the world.

Posted July 28th, 2010 in Adventure, Photography. .

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jimgoldstein

I love the graphic nature of this. If you kept this completely out of focus the triangular layers of off-white, green and grey would make a great image unto itself. Ultimately… the void beyond creates visual tension that keeps my eye clued to the scene. Great shot.
Anonymous

I love the graphic nature of this. If you kept this completely out of focus the triangular layers of off-white, green and grey would make a great image unto itself. Ultimately… the void beyond creates visual tension that keeps my eye clued to the scene. Great shot.
http://www.taylordavidson.com/writing/ Taylor Davidson

Thanks! And yet, the the story behind the photo, the full slice, was even better :)
http://www.taylordavidson.com/writing/ Taylor Davidson

Thanks! And yet, the the story behind the photo, the full slice, was even better :)

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