Clouds in Denmark
On my bike ride from Copenhagen to Dragor I decided to pull over and take this photo of the clouds, as it isn’t often that we get clouds like this back home.
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Huntington Beach Surfer
Another surfing photo from my trip to Southern California earlier this year… I took this pic from the Huntington Beach Pier.
Copenhagen Jazz Festival
Every summer Copenhagen has its annual jazz festival. I have been there for two of them. Today’s photo comes from 2011, in a tapas bar near Nyhavn called Tango & Vinos. I believe the bass player’s name is Rasmus Vennevold, and he was backing Birgitte Soojin at the time.
Mr. Triple Crown — Miguel Cabrera
Miguel Cabrera - 2012 Triple Crown
Miguel Cabrera led the American League in batting average, home runs, and RBIs this season. No one had done so since 1967. He will likely win the MVP award as well. I am hoping the A’s pitchers can hold him in check for another couple days.
Food photography
“Will work for food.” If I were to ever go into business as a photographer, that is what I would put on my card. Today, that is exactly what I did. A friend of mine is starting a bakery and wanted some photos of some of her delectable creations. I was more than happy to oblige, and I ended up going home with many of the items I photographed.
What does this have to do with travel or Japan? Not much although my friend is Japanese (born in America).
November 2012 update: Jolene’s Sweets is now open for business.
Doug Fister of the Detroit Tigers
The last time I saw the A’s play the Tigers live Doug Fister was on the mound for Detroit, just as he is today in the playoffs. This is my voodoo photo of the day, hoping the A’s can go back to Oakland on Tuesday with the series even at one game each.