30 November 2010

365/365 - the end


365/365 - the end
Originally uploaded by riebhoff
Well...as of this morning, I had no idea what I was going to do with the final shot of my 365. I felt I had to do something a bit out of the ordinary, but was really struggling on a concept.

Not sure how this one came to be, but as a student was finishing up their Algebra exam after school, I set up my camera on my desk, grabbed my remote shutter release and started clicking away. Poor kid! (Don't worry, he got an A and he had a good chuckle or two at my antics as well)

The tone of the image may suggest that I am bored or tired out from this year-long project. Actually, it is quite the opposite as I am completely filled with joy right now.

Although there were times where I struggled along the way, my wife, kids, students and friends helped keep me on track. To all my flickr contacts and all the others I have met along the way, a huge thank you. It was truly a pleasure traveling this road with you.

Well, that is it! Wow!

364/365 - quiz bokeh


364/365 - quiz bokeh
Originally uploaded by riebhoff
Grading Stat quizzes in front of our Christmas tree. Fun times!

Tomorrow is my last day. I have no idea what I am going to do...

28 November 2010

363/365 - ceramics


363/365 - ceramics
Originally uploaded by riebhoff

362/365 - g's new axe


362/365 - g's new axe
Originally uploaded by riebhoff
Sometimes I can't tell if she is turning 7 or 17. The fact that she likes to hold my hand, read bedtime stories, and thinks boys are gross helps remind me she is still my little girl.

361/365 - hot cocoa and papa

A new chocolate cafe opened up nearby and my father-in-lay treated me and the girls to a hot chocolate. Baby got a cup of whipped cream and marshmallows. So happy.

360/365 - thanks...


360/365 - thanks...
Originally uploaded by riebhoff
for my three girls
for warm sun on smiling faces
for laughing together

24 November 2010

359/365 - play hard, drool harder

I love long breaks. They give me time to catch up on things that are really important.