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‘ERRor 02′ aka ‘oh, Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II, how I love thee’

Today at my shoot, my main camera, a trusty Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II (say that 3 times fast) just back from the shop for a sensor cleaning, was giving me an incomprehensible error message: ERRor 02.  Seriously?! Bah!  A battery removal and replacement did the trick.  For like 5 minutes at a time at best.  BAH!  Did they mess it up at the shop?  Will I have to send it away for repair?  Basically, how badly am I screwed?

As soon as I got home I grabbed my dog-eared manual.  And did I ever luck out!  I am so grateful because apparently ERRor 02 is all about a ‘faulty memory card’ – who knew? -  and I’d already downloaded my images, so it worked well enough to get the job done without any magical restore software, and I didn’t even know enough to freak out that maybe that whole shoot wouldn’t appear on my hard drive!  Yes!

So memory card in the trash and a thank you to the camera geek gods and I am on to editing my shoot.  What a beautiful day.

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As seen in the July/Aug CTC&G, award-winning architecture and photography

Stanwich Congregational Church in Greenwich, Connecticut

Stanwich Congregational Church

Stanwich Congregational Church

Stanwich Congregational Church

Stanwich Congregational Church

Congratulations to Paul Hirsh and P & H Construction!

On November 4th P & H Construction accepted a prestigious 2008 HOBI Award for their work on Long Ridge Elementary School in Stamford, Connecticut.  I was fortunate enough to photograph the award-winning project for Paul last winter.  Here are some of my favorites from that shoot:

Long Ridge School

Long Ridge School

Long Ridge School

Crisp Autumn Days

This barn on Long Neck Point Road in Darien, Connecticut will be one of our final green exterior shoots of 2008, so it’s a bittersweet afternoon.  Crisp autumn days are always my favorite and it seems that there are never enough.  This shoot got way more interesting when a local property owner sped up in his truck to demand justification for our presence on site.  Apparently the Architect was standing on ‘his road’.  We made it out unscathed, though it seemed that land-owner-man sped away angrily.  I love living dangerously!

Phenomenal Weather on the Darien Coast

I was lucky enough to enjoy this day on the beach shooting the Tokeneke Club in Darien, Connecticut.  The restaurant renovation was recently completed by Beinfield Architecture and the A. Pappajohn Company.

Tokeneke Club

Tokeneke Club

Tokeneke Club

Tokeneke Club