I thought that as Apple has finally cleaned up its mess with not being able to sell the Beatles on iTunes, an image of an apple gone bad might be ironic.

I actually took this photo before even rumors broke, and I was just looking for something truly creepy. Meal worms and a red delicious apple to the rescue… this image creeps me out.

How about you?

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So this is what the core of the Apple iPhone 3Gs looks like.

I didn’t want to know this, but when I dropped it in the sink, I opened the phone to let it air out. It unfortunately is permanently damaged. The backlight doesn’t work, so I cannot read the screen unless it is in direct sunlight or another bright light.

I’ve been living this way for almost a month now. Painful. When does the iPhone 4 come out?

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This pic is a few weeks old; the tree’s blossoms have filled out, leaves are now covering it.

I’ve been posting a lot of “older” photos the last week. I have a new computer, and am still in the process of moving everything over, including my photo editing software and photos. I have a 1 TB hard drive now, so plenty of space. For a while, at least.

I hope to start moving pictures later today, and get Lightroom installed in the next day or so.

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I took this photo for the December photo scavenger hunt. The clue was “Easy.” I wasn’t that excited about this shot, it was a quick throw-away taken with the iPhone. Still… it’s somewhat iconic, and it did get picked up by ombwatch.org. I wouldn’t be surprised if I saw it on another site in the future.

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A small orchard of apple trees greeted me on the way to work this morning. It was a beautiful, misty autumn day in New Hampshire this morning.

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