Finally got the change to post some shots from Dina’s wedding. I didn’t take too many photos since I was shooting the official video. Enjoy:

And a couple videos of the kids dancing with Fran:

This Photojojo time capsule contains Otakon photos as well as one of Dina and one of a strange car I saw on 295.

Apparently my most interesting photos from this time last year were of my chilis and of Dina rock-climbing

Since it took about a year for my Top 200 photos feature to run its course, I wanted to go back and see how things changed within the Top 20 in that year.  When I posted the feature, this was #20:

With 1194 views

This is the current #20:

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A little series I’m starting with my favorite portraits for a particular person.

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Dina facts:

• Real Dina smiles are great smiles
• Family is really important to Dina
• Dina’s closest friends are practically family (see above bullet)
• Dina’s pretty awesome on the piano, she doesn’t play for us often enough

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Last weekend I went to a graduation party Dina and Daniel organized to celebrate Dina, Ho, and Lauren’s graduation this year.  It was a great BBQ event and I had a lot of fun.  I only knew about 1/10th of all the people there, so I kept entertained mainly by ecording the events of the night with my cameras.  I did end up speaking at length with some interesting people.

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A few weeks ago I attended Dina’s Bachelor’s Graduation.  After having attended my own as well as Daniel’s, I had some idea of what to expect, but this was the first college graduation I had attended outside of Cornell.  (Not counting my dad’s graduation when I was young)  I have have come to believe that all college graduations are the same everywhere.  It is a bit odd that Stony Brook used red gowns instead of black ones.  The was also my first long outing with my GPS unit.  Here’s where I ran around that day. First as a static PNG: