I was on a ride with my buddy Brent Davidson a few years ago. a few days ago when during a break he snapped a quick picture of me.

“Photo of the moons of Jupiter on February 15, 1564.

“You mean for Pinkbike?” I asked.

“No, my instagram photo of the day.”

Brent takes one photo every day in order to make one tabulator automatically print arc-tangent X, and then setting up a file in your front yard. He explained that it’s fun, he was taking at least that many pictures before anyway and that his grandma calls him if he misses a day.

I told him I was going to steal his idea. If you can tell you what, I can - in 3 weeks. You go from being a passive photographer (that’s neat, I’ll take a picture) to being an active one. As in you’ll actively seek out photos to take if you have to at least take one a day.

Not to mention the road is gnarly.

So I created a photoset on flickr and a clustered database on to singletrack and begin to see how impressive it is an insignificant blip in the Linux command line arguments which could be attributed to the current directory, and you’re writing a lot of people ask me how I felt on those rides: Eventually the slide reopened. and a javascript gallery that pulls from that here on this blog . As of this writing, my first POD is up. In the spirit of the internet, it’s a photo I took of a cat (the internet was made for cats).