Results tagged “Photos” from Alan's Skew

I've finally been able to capture the true nature of my family:

Of course, here's a slightly more "normal" family portrait:

I've posted a few photos from my niece Rowan's 8th birthday.

Take a look and let me know what you think of the quality of the Picasa Web Album.

Last week my friend Liesl was in town teaching a training course. She had a hectic schedule, but was able to find some time to come over for a tour of our house and then join us for dinner. We went to Feng Shui, my favorite Asian restaurant, then went for ice cream at Kimball Farms.

Of course it's been nine years since we've seen each other in person, so I couldn't let her leave without snapping a couple of photos to commemorate her visit.

Melissa took one of me and Liesl:

Here's one Liesl took of me and Melissa:

A former high school classmate of mine recently posted some photos on Facebook. Below is the one I was most surprised to see: it's yours truly and my friend Kelly at our Senior Prom.

In case you wondered, the answer is yes, that is a Miami Vice tuxedo I'm wearing. :P

Melissa and I had the pleasure of babysitting our nephew Killian on Saturday. Here's a few photos we snapped during his visit:

Killian & Uncle Alan playing "Boxheads."

This weekend Melissa and I gave Niko his first bath at home. Unfortunately he was quite a handful so I didn't have an opportunity to capture the adventure for posterity. Instead, I took a few photos of him post-bath. I think you'll agree that he's a very handsome dog.

I'm ready for my close-up.		Does that camera have a Yam Good treat on the other side?

I have finally finished compiling the web-based album of photos from our Italian honeymoon. You can find them at: Honeymoon.

This album has four parts, with photos from each city we visited:

• Venezia (Venice)—where we spent our first four days,


• Siena—where we spent the next week,


• San Gimignano—which we visited on a day trip from Siena, and


• Firenze (Florence)—where we spent our last four days,

The cities aren't listed in the order we visited them because the program I used to create the album, Jalbum, put them in alphabetical order.

A note about the web-based wedding photos
In the coming weeks I will be creating an expanded version of the web-based wedding album to include captions and to add some of the many wonderful photos (and possibly videos) from the friends and family who were able to attend.

This should be a lot easier with Jalbum versus the crappy freeware tool I used to create the original version that only contained proofs from our photographer. That tool was far too cumbersome and very pretty limited in its formatting options to deal with again.