I just used iPhoto to put up a couple of photo albums on my web page. I wish that iPhoto allowed for a bit more space for captions on these things - I would have liked to put in a little more description of some things. Still, I suppose that's the price I pay for using iPhoto to put together quick and dirty photo albums instead of coding up my own web pages.

So, first, I present for your viewing pleasure, photos from my trip to New York. It starts off with a bunch of pictures from my grandmother's 80th birthday party. Unfortunately, I was still figuring out how to use the camera then, and a lot of the pictures didn't come out so great. Then there are some pictures from New York city. I think my favorite one is the photo of Daniel in Duane Park. (Duane Park is a very nifty, very tiny little park in TriBeCa. It's a nice place to sit on a summer morning when you have nothing in particular to do.)

Then we have some photos from Yosemite National Park. I took about 65 photos in Yosmite, but I decided not to put all of them up, partly because it would be tedious to write thirty captions all reading, "Another stunning rock formation." Yosemite has a lot of stunning rock formations. It also has a lot of deer, and I got some great shots of those.

Judging by these photos, I apparently have three favorite photographic subjects: Daniel, rocks, and deer. Hmmmm.