This gallery contains Daily Moments that provoked a photo. I hope to add a new photo every day, but with my unpredictable schedule, there will be a few days lost. HERE is a link to last year's Daily Photos.
Feb 11, 2008 (2 of 2)
A close-up of the chip on my smart card parking card. In Princeton, we don't have to use coins in our meters or take tickets at the parking garages. We have these handy dandy smart cards that shove in the meter and it puts time on for us. We can even get refunds if we leave the spot early. That little micro chip currently has $50 on it.
While trying to come up with a Macro Photo this morning, I tried some coffee beans. I took about 25 photos before I got frustrated and gave up. I just wasn't getting the detail I wanted. I think it was just because they were too dark. I tried all kinds of light sources and a flash, but I was just too picky this morning.
Since I've been rambling a lot already today, I might as well keep going. The photos that Hillary Shemin and Michael Sullivan took of their cameras inspired me to try it as well. Here's what I came up with.
A close-up of the chip on my smart card parking card. In Princeton, we don't have to use coins in our meters or take tickets at the parking garages. We have these handy dandy smart cards that shove in the meter and it puts time on for us. We can even get refunds if we leave the spot early. That little micro chip currently has $50 on it.
While trying to come up with a Macro Photo this morning, I tried some coffee beans. I took about 25 photos before I got frustrated and gave up. I just wasn't getting the detail I wanted. I think it was just because they were too dark. I tried all kinds of light sources and a flash, but I was just too picky this morning.
Since I've been rambling a lot already today, I might as well keep going. The photos that Hillary Shemin and Michael Sullivan took of their cameras inspired me to try it as well. Here's what I came up with.
Feb 11, 2008 (2 of 2)
A close-up of the chip on my smart card parking card. In Princeton, we don't have to use coins in our meters or take tickets at the parking garages. We have these handy dandy smart cards that shove in the meter and it puts time on for us. We can even get refunds if we leave the spot early. That little micro chip currently has $50 on it.
While trying to come up with a Macro Photo this morning, I tried some coffee beans. I took about 25 photos before I got frustrated and gave up. I just wasn't getting the detail I wanted. I think it was just because they were too dark. I tried all kinds of light sources and a flash, but I was just too picky this morning.
Since I've been rambling a lot already today, I might as well keep going. The photos that Hillary Shemin and Michael Sullivan took of their cameras inspired me to try it as well. Here's what I came up with.
A close-up of the chip on my smart card parking card. In Princeton, we don't have to use coins in our meters or take tickets at the parking garages. We have these handy dandy smart cards that shove in the meter and it puts time on for us. We can even get refunds if we leave the spot early. That little micro chip currently has $50 on it.
While trying to come up with a Macro Photo this morning, I tried some coffee beans. I took about 25 photos before I got frustrated and gave up. I just wasn't getting the detail I wanted. I think it was just because they were too dark. I tried all kinds of light sources and a flash, but I was just too picky this morning.
Since I've been rambling a lot already today, I might as well keep going. The photos that Hillary Shemin and Michael Sullivan took of their cameras inspired me to try it as well. Here's what I came up with.
