John's Story Repository
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| Blog Name: | John's Story Repository |
| Url: | http://www.johncarocci.blogspot.com |
| Language: | unknown |
| Topics: | photography, buffalo, syracuse |
| Description: | Photographs and memories from growing up in Syracuse and living in Buffalo. |
| Popularity: | 37 Followers |
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Soup Night II
Here's the video from November's Soup Night - it's quite a bit better than last month's video thanks to fine work by Guest Director Finn and Guest Cinematographer Monique.
Here's the video from November's Soup Night - it's quite a bit better than last month's video thanks to fine work by Guest Director Finn and Guest Cinematographer Monique.
Titanic Days
You'd think that month-long gaps between posts might mean I'm busy doing exciting, meaningful things. And you'd be wrong. I've been working and watching scary movies on YouTube. I did manage to tear myself away from the computer long to visit the Titanic exhibit in Rochester, which was a surprisingly intimate experience considering the subject matter was so epic. The exhibit focused on the personal effects found in the wreckage which belonged to passengers - clothes, toiletry items, and a remarkable number of paper items such as postcards, receipts and letters. There was also a lot of information about the daily routine of the ship, including menus from the restaurant a
You'd think that month-long gaps between posts might mean I'm busy doing exciting, meaningful things. And you'd be wrong. I've been working and watching scary movies on YouTube. I did manage to tear myself away from the computer long to visit the Titanic exhibit in Rochester, which was a surprisingly intimate experience considering the subject matter was so epic. The exhibit focused on the personal effects found in the wreckage which belonged to passengers - clothes, toiletry items, and a remarkable number of paper items such as postcards, receipts and letters. There was also a lot of information about the daily routine of the ship, including menus from the restaurant a
Soup Night - October 2009
For some reason I really struggled with this little film. An annoyingly low percentage of the footage I shot was any good, and the scenes that did make the cut refused to come together the way I wanted them to. Boo! But it's (yet) another learning experience, and the next one will be better.
For some reason I really struggled with this little film. An annoyingly low percentage of the footage I shot was any good, and the scenes that did make the cut refused to come together the way I wanted them to. Boo! But it's (yet) another learning experience, and the next one will be better.
I don't remember ...
I don't remember being in New York City during my brief (but intense) Red Chucks phase, but here's the proof, so apparently it happened. I also wonder why I was at the World Trade Center observation area when I liked the Empire State Building about a million times better. Sometimes I don't even know who I am anymore!
I don't remember being in New York City during my brief (but intense) Red Chucks phase, but here's the proof, so apparently it happened. I also wonder why I was at the World Trade Center observation area when I liked the Empire State Building about a million times better. Sometimes I don't even know who I am anymore!
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