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This is where I ate dinner at 9:55 pm on Christmas Day.
This isn't a pity party, and I had a nice Christmas dinner with my family the night before on Christmas Eve. But when you find yourself hungry late on December 25th, it's nice to know that good old McDonald's is open, just in case.
Photo Details: I took this photo with my iPhone 6 as I was walking back to my car.
On our early afternoon walk today, Brisco stopped to eagerly sniff thru the pile of leaves in the gutter next to the sidewalk. Sure enough, when he pulled his head out, he had a piece of bacon in his teeth.
Dogs often find random pieces of discarded food out in the world, and good dog owners (like me) never let them eat what they find. But I couldn't resist taking a photo of this one -- it's bacon!
Credit for the hashtag #StreetBacon goes to my friend Scott Huff, who tweeted: "only 7 cases of #StreetBacon in recorded history. 6 were recanted by the finder on their death beds. 1 was turkey bacon"
Photo Details: I took this photo with my iPhone 6. Once I wrestled the bacon away from Brisco, I simply dropped it back down on the street and took this quick photo. I would've liked to have taken a photo with the bacon in the foreground and Brisco in the background, but since we had just started our walk and there was a piece of bacon nearby, he was in no mood to sit still.
Here's a selfie I took during the final table of WPT Montreal, with my coworkers (from left to right), Tatjana Pasalic, Ryan, Lucchesi, and Mickey Doft.
I write and post all of the hand-for-hand coverage, Mickey keeps track of all the chip counts, and Ryan writes color posts, adds photos to the post (photos taken by photographer Joe Giron), tweets updates on @WPTlive, and writes the recap. Tatjana? She busts her ass all week just to get to this point, but once the final table begins she keeps us entertained with funny cat videos and goats that yell like people.
Photo taken by me with the front-facing camera of my iPhone 6.
NOTE: This Photos page is still under development as I finalize the design and sort thru my photo archives.
This photo of a baseball signed by Hall of Famer Ferguson Jenkins was taken in Cooperstown, New York, when I was in town to see three members of the Atlanta Braves -- Tom Glavine, Greg Maddux, and Bobby Cox -- get inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
This photo was taken with my iPhone 5S.
It's damn near impossible to take a decent photo of a lunar eclipse with an iPhone, but even if I did, it would be a boring photo. I'd much rather remember the experience of watching the lunar eclipse in a hotel parking lot in Fort Lauderdale, Florida with my awesome friends Adam Strohl and Mandy Glogow.
Taken with my iPhone 5S.
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This may be one of my favorite photos that I've ever taken.
This may be one of my favorite photos that I've ever taken. It's straight out of my iPhone 5s, using the built-in camera app without any filters or post-processing.
I took this photo as I was leaving the peak, and love the way Mawenzi (one of three peaks of Kilimanjaro) pokes above the clouds in the distance with the sun almost directly above it.
I'm not certain, but I think the thin atmosphere may have affected the light in this photo -- in a pretty cool way.
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Photos taken by others are noted in the captions, and used with permission.