Anna (Atlanta)'s Profile

Not really a design choice but... in collage my future mother in law asked if we wanted my fiancée's rocking chair. We both said "no" because we both lived in dorm rooms and there was literally no space for it. A few years later I found the Herman Miller Plaque from the chair sitting in a drawer - and I thought "oh no." She had given the 1983 Eames molded plastic cushioned rocking chair (the kind they give to employees children when they are born) to Good Will. I thought she just had it in storage.

I do wonder about the accuracy online - I took a physical version of this test & they had the test takers sit in a "tent" with a specific color balance. In the physical version (at a CMG meeting) I think I scored a 2. (You could never score a 1 because if you had one tile in the wrong spot, two tiles were actually swapped.)
I just took the online version very casually & quickly, with the sun glare hitting my monitor... and scored a 7.

I know it's later in the year, but don't forget the Modern Atlanta Home Tour June 9-10!
http://modern-atlanta.org/ma/get-ready-2012-ma-home-tour/

"...the artistic use of out-of-focus backlight to surround your subject." --->You may want to check your definition of Bokeh.
From Wikipedia: "Bokeh is the blur, or the aesthetic quality of the blur, in out-of-focus areas of an image. Sometimes bokeh is misleadingly defined as "the way the lens renders out-of-focus points of light.""

When I was ten, my grandparents moved from their home - I walked around the property, visited all the rooms.... but my last stop was the pantry. I loved the smell of my Grandmother's pantry. I knew that the fragrance was something I couldn't photograph or really take with me - so I just stood in there for a few minutes before we had to go.

We have a Siberian (1yr. 9 months.) and just went on a 3 mile hike in the woods with her - she walked one quarter to one half of it. We carried her in a camping backpack for the other portion. (She's big enough to look out.)
She stayed on the trail & climbed on rocks up a little waterfall - the water didn't bother her.
We specifically tried to find a site that didn't allow dogs, but all the trails within a reasonable distance did. (All the dogs we encountered on our walk were off leash. "Oh, its not a problem, he's a nice dog" - said an owner of a dog with a choke collar.) Despite the dogs, we just picked up our cat and she was fine.
We had been working up to this since we received out cat at 3 months old. Baby steps: get her used to the harness, then the leash, walk around the halls of our loft, then the complex. We would carry her in the back pack around buckhead working up to an hour.
She was a little distracted with people we would encounter on walks, so walking out in a national park was perfect. Little distractions and lots of logs, rocks, and roots to explore.

Two other camera holsters that have been around for a few years:

The Spider Holster $50
http://www.spiderholster.com/black-widow-holster.html

The Noah Camera Holster originally $98, now $30
http://www.losangelesweddingphotography.org/products-page/

I prefer the Crumpler Industry Disgrace neck strap. I've only seen men using the holsters - I would think the weight would hurt my hips.

We are currently toilet training our cat on the City Kitty. Its going very well - though it does take time & an extra toilet during the training period. Eventually no litter at all!

http://www.citikitty.com/

Wow, ajsimone26,
(I would message you privately, but you don't have an email listed:)
What an inappropriate name for a blog.

How 'bout just Bonami?