Continuous Innovation, Lasting Success
Yesterday afternoon, August 4th 2007, I asked Leah to marry me. We spent the day in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Portsmouth is a beautiful coastal town, it has many wonderful little shops and great restaurants. We walked around Prescott Park, which…
Ultimately, it was convenience that swayed me to purchase a small point-and-shoot digital camera. After looking at reviews of the Leica D-LUX 3 I finally decided to make the plunge and go digital. And how happy I am that I…
I’ve been avoiding purchasing a digital camera for a long time, mainly because I’m a purist, but also because I like working in the darkroom for hours with film and paper, coming out smelling like fixer and hypo. Besides those…
I’ve made several updates to the gallery recently. Besides the major change of implementing the flash gallery, I’ve also uploaded pictures of our recent trip to California. Update: August 2007: I’ve changed the gallery system for jseggers.com. Galleries are now…
You may have noticed that there have been some major changes around here. I’m pleased to tell you that I’ve now set up WordPress for my site. This will allow me to make new posts to the site with great…
Here are a few images from a recent trip to Arkansas with my family. My older brother Tom, my parents Beth and Bill, and Leah are pictured here, along with a few images showing the beauty of the surrounding land.…
While I’m in Bostons I’ve been doing some work on historical documentaries. Here are a few behind the scenes images of filming. These images include a sound stage, period costumes, camera equipment, and cows. Ah, the glory of film making.…
Currently I’m living in Boston. Here are a few images I’ve taken while around the area. I plan to take more, especially once I have a digital camera, but for now, these few images will do. There are a few…
In late December of 2005, my brothers and cousins and I decided to drive a few hours from Ohio to Pennsylvania to partake of the world’s largest hamburger. We didn’t order the world’s largest hamburger, in fact, we stuck to…