Posts from ‘November, 2005’

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*Model*: Liz
*Session*: 2005-11-09 Liz (more…)
This photograph of Liz is my favorite from our work from Wednesday night. The mood of this image really makes me happy and I feel it brings out the soft, peaceful air that surrounds her.
Your comments and criticisms are appreciated, as always. Feel free [...]

For those of you that share "my quest for the perfect online calendaring system":http://revjim.dreamhosters.com/articles/2005/08/19/online-calendaring-solution, "AirSet":http://airset.com/ may be the way into the light.
I've only spent just under an hour with it but, so far, I'm quite impressed. It's easy to use, very fast, and has an intuitive interface.
It's calendar sharing abilities are fantastic allowing an incredible [...]

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This photograph was created after Liz came to pose for my upcoming project, Skins. Neither of us had any expectations, so I was quite pleased with this.
As always, your comments and suggestions are appreciated.

The following images are now "FOR SALE":http://revjim.net/pages/photosforsale/:

I am so proud of these images. Every bit of quality and clarity available has been preserved from the original and they are just dying to be printed very, very large.
My print prices will be more than doubling this evening for the next month or so as a [...]

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Rachelle came over for an impromptu session with nothing but the clothes she was wearing for the day… so we improvised.
Your comments and suggestions are appreciated, as always.

With Jeremy Zawodny's "mention":http://jeremy.zawodny.com/blog/archives/005616.html that "Yahoo!'s new AJAXeriffic Maps Interface":http://maps.yahoo.com/beta/ is in beta, I decided to give it a try. It's quite nice and shows a lot of improvement over "Google's Maps":http://maps.google.com/ with only a few places where Google clearly wins.
I haven't had a lot of time to play with it yet but, from first [...]

People have been talking about "Gallery":http://gallery.sf.net/ v2 for what seems like decades. Today I found myself in a position to actually give it a test drive.
*UGH!*
It's got ugly urls, an ugly cluttered interface, it doesn't seem to do anything more than Gallery v1 did, *and* it's in PHP.
I'm looking for a combination of "Flickr":http://flickr.com/ and [...]

After talking with "DreamHost":http://www.dreamhost.com/rewards.cgi?revjim a bit more it looks like my only option, with them, is to go for a "Dedicated Server":http://www.dreamhost.com/dedicated/servers.html. $99/mo (when paid a year in advance) for a decent server (more than I've had in any dedicated server before now) is a decent price. I was paying $99 for the Co-Op server [...]

DreamHost is really upsetting me. They have confined me to a "bad boy" server and have asked that I limit my CPU usage to 2400 CPU seconds each day.
When I found out this information, they told me they would begin giving me a CPU usage report so I would be aware of my usage each [...]

LetsGoDigital has the review we've all been waiting for: Nikon's D200.
It's taken Nikon a long time to release this camera, and we've all been waiting patiently and secretly considering alternatives. But… the wait is over!
This 10.2 megapixel SLR camera has all of the features we wanted in the D100 and is everything we hoped the [...]