If you've liked the photos of the Android 365 project so far, then be sure to follow www.androidpix.com to keep up with it the rest of the year.
I'm not going to be posting duplicates to this blog any longer. It's more work than I want to keep up with :-)
Nate
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Impact Fitness Photo Shoot 3/28/11
I went and did a photo shoot for a gym in Kansas City yesterday. It was a really nice place! Normally I don't like the "gym" atmosphere a whole lot, but I could really see myself working out there if I lived closer. The equipment is all brand new, it doesn't sound like a night club with music so loud you can barely think, the trainers were really nice, and there was a really diverse group of people working out.
Anyways, this is one of my favorite photos from the shoot.
Anyways, this is one of my favorite photos from the shoot.
Monday, March 28, 2011
Android 365: Day Ten

Nate (Motorola Droid X)
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Day Ten... In Progress
So we've made it to the double digits. So far so good. I'm enjoying this project and the feedback I've gotten from it. Thanks for your support and comments.
Yesterday I asked for any suggestions or challenges for photos. I got a few and this morning I tried two of them out. Underwater and children's toys... combined. They were two separate requests, but Meagan suggested combining the two! So, I filled the tub with water, found a cute little rubber ducky, and waterproofed my Droid (aka double bagged it in Ziploc baggies). First I tested a paper towel inside of a zipped bag to see if it would get any bit wet while submerged for 30 minutes. It was dry, so I continued.
To sum it all up in a few sentences. I may have ruined the light I used for yesterdays photo. I thought it was waterproof, turns out it just LOOKS like it is! And on the photo side of things, I'll still be hunting for today's photo as the day goes on. I'll have to figure out a new waterproofing technique for the camera. It didn't focus well through the bags and all the images were a bit hazy. On the bright side, my Droid is dry and survived it's submarine impression.
R.I.P Craftsman LED Worklight
Nate (Motorola Droid X)
Yesterday I asked for any suggestions or challenges for photos. I got a few and this morning I tried two of them out. Underwater and children's toys... combined. They were two separate requests, but Meagan suggested combining the two! So, I filled the tub with water, found a cute little rubber ducky, and waterproofed my Droid (aka double bagged it in Ziploc baggies). First I tested a paper towel inside of a zipped bag to see if it would get any bit wet while submerged for 30 minutes. It was dry, so I continued.
To sum it all up in a few sentences. I may have ruined the light I used for yesterdays photo. I thought it was waterproof, turns out it just LOOKS like it is! And on the photo side of things, I'll still be hunting for today's photo as the day goes on. I'll have to figure out a new waterproofing technique for the camera. It didn't focus well through the bags and all the images were a bit hazy. On the bright side, my Droid is dry and survived it's submarine impression.
R.I.P Craftsman LED Worklight
Nate (Motorola Droid X)
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Android 365: Day Nine

Here's Day Nine. I might get another one up later on, but just in case, this is going to be it.
The weather here has been less than desirable recently, so we haven't ventured outside too much. To put it into perspective, I was wearing shorts and flip flops less than a week ago and we were considering turning the air conditioning on. Yesterday? IT WAS SNOWING!!! Our willow tree had just sprouted a bunch of small leaves for the spring and now I think it's second guessing it's timing.
Alright, any guesses as to exactly what this is a photo of?
Also, I'm up for a challenge. If anyone has any suggestions of possible photos or something that they think can't be taken with a camera phone, let me know and I'll give it my best shot.
Later
Nate (Motorola Droid X)
Published with Blogger-droid v1.6.8
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