j plus j equals christmas

Originally posted on pixelology:

[gallery type="rectangular" size="medium" ids="3193,3194,3195,3196,3197,3198,3199,3200,3201,3202,3203,3204,3205,3206,3207,3208,3209,3210,3211,3212,3213,3214"] When you’re looking through the view finder, what you see is only the start of what you get. The prints from this shoot in a Texas field are a perfect example of what I mean. You start with a good photo. But much of the magic –…



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Listen Up! Elevator podcast is here.

Putting this podcast out there feels a lot like standing on a high dive platform looking down past my toes at an ice cold pool. I'm taking the plunge.



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turn an old drawer into a photo display

Take a cute baby and add a handy iphone that’s always in your pocket. The result? Lots and lots of photos. What to do with all those photos? It’s a question this old drawer is helping us solve. See, I’m lazy. So whatever process I put in place to handle this growing collection of digital […]



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i wish we’d all been ready

What do you do to relax? Some people build old wooden ships in a bottle. I record a DC Talk cover from the 90s. Don’t judge. Featuring: a larrivee 6-string, a dot deluxe hollow body, piano, some synth, a cajon & some other stuff. And none of that canned loop nonsense.Filed under: audio, media, projects, […]



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how to eventually build a shelf

The Internet helped me pick the stain color for my DIY shelf...But things didn't quite turn out like I planned.



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Olympic Rings (tone)

You, my friend, deserve to wake up tomorrow feeling like a champion. Like me. That’s why you need to download my Olympics-ish sounding iphone ringtone and install it on your phone. So…I got a little restless watching the Olympics last night once they started talking about figure skating. That’s when I busted out the ol’ […]



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the one where took apart the car door

The Brown recently broke my car’s rear window with his fat Lab head. To prove to the Internet that not all my attempts to use tools fail, I illustrate the repair with helpful photos. Filed under: photos, projects, tools & tips, wildlife



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the new, old, “old” mirror

It’s new because I just made it. It’s old because we ripped it out of our downstairs bathroom. And it’s “old” because it’s been through a 7-step process to make it look like it’s been hanging in a barn for a few decades. It’s a new, old, “old” mirror. photos & video on the flip […]



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blue no more

There’s nothing like the threat of out-of-town guests to motivate you to get the guest room set up. A new peaceful paint scheme turned this room from “blue” to “ahhh.” We were leaning toward some warmer colors for the room, but after some test spots we went with a more neutral scheme of putty walls […]



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WildDog at Work: A Ruff Day with IKEA

Why put together one large IKEA bookshelf when you can assemble four of them? Luckily, WildDog was on hand to supervise. When you’ve got a massive book storage problem, the only solution is to go to IKEA, right? And while you’re there, you really should spend 2 hours wandering the Swedish jungle only to select [...]



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On location in Plano

Every year, a group of adoptive parents and birth moms reunite at Arbor Hill Nature Preserve. Today, the Phosphorus crew captures their stories for an upcoming promo video for AdoptionWorks. Great shoot, heartwarming stories & fun crew = a great event!

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Our $15 Cabinet

A couple of weeks ago, we came across this cool old buffet sitting in a parking lot in Frisco. The solid old cabinet had obvious potential, but what was the best way to polish this diamond in the rough? We posted the pics, and friends gave some great ideas.

Well, here's our partial answer. A splash of color makes this piece pop. Using materials we had on hand, all the referb cost was a little elbow grease.

It was fun to save some money, and save this old buffet from the scrap heap. Total cost: $15.

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