http://www.ankiewicz.com Stunning photos and acrylic paintings by renowned artist Kristen Ankiewicz. Images are available for your home, album cover, or book cover. Sun, 14 Mar 2010 03:02:25 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en http://www.ankiewicz.com/photos/maybe-even-a-little-mysterious/ There are many more claymations on monsters.net. Also check out the new comics! I am trying to get better, faster, and funnier. We'll see how it goes. http://www.ankiewicz.com/photos/slugs-go-bowling/ http://www.ankiewicz.com/photos/happy-heart-day/ I took a bunch of long-exposure photos last night in San Francisco. More photos on my flickr pages! http://www.ankiewicz.com/photos/bus-on-the-embarcadero/ The hexadecimal color of today's soup is #5e2300: spicy, but you can handle it. Ingredients: Maybe 1 cup of water Maybe 1/3 cup of soy sauce Maybe 1/2 cup of veggie broth Maybe 1/2 cup of chicken broth About 2/3 a container of white button mushrooms Green onion bunch - I could've used two bunches A handful of ... http://www.ankiewicz.com/photos/soup-of-the-day/ I'll be going to Burning Man for 10 days this year, camping with Ardent Heavy Industries, 4:00 and Adapt. Ardent Heavy Industries is responsible for Interpretive Arson and other awesomeness. My contribution involves photography, hard labor, MOOP cleanup, and whatnot. This year I'll be arriving early for setup of 2piR. ... http://www.ankiewicz.com/photos/kristen-at-burning-man/ Fourth of July in San Francisco! The weather was quite cooperative this year. I set up a camera in Aquatic Park (Nikon D300 with 50mm 1.4 lens) and shot these pictures. http://www.ankiewicz.com/photos/fireworks-in-san-francisco/ See caves and mountain photos for more like this. http://www.ankiewicz.com/caves/cave-bacon/ I updated www.fireartphotos.com with a better selection of fire photos, and a new design. All the fire spinner photos are up! http://www.ankiewicz.com/fire/fire-photo/ I rented some flash equipment so that I could do rear-sync flash photography. Rear sync flash is when the flash fires at the end of a longish exposure rather than at the beginning. The flash fires right before the shutter closes, capturing whatever that image happens to be ... http://www.ankiewicz.com/photos/testing-out-the-flash/