Please note: this is an old, deprecated version of seinberg.net. I will keep it here more or less indefinitely, but please excuse the looks and lack of artistry in many of the older photographs!

Here are some photos I've taken over the past few years. They're very roughly in chronological order from newest to oldest, but that's pretty unreliable. The later the photos the better, as a general rule.

I've tried to only include photos that are 1) show some sort of beauty, 2) humorous, or 3) of importance geographically or personally or perhaps philosophically. Sometimes (okay, more than sometimes) there are extraneous unimportant things included.

I largely used the following cameras to take the pictures:
Canon S300 (2.1 megapixel)
Canon S230 (3.2 megapixel)
Canon S50 (5 megapixel)
Canon Rebel XT (8 megapixel DSLR)

My neighborhood in Baltimore. It's called Hampden and it's hipper than a pregnant woman. I went around taking pictures of various things in the neighborhood on March 19th, 2006.

This is my first attempt at painting with light. It's pretty crude -- it's really difficult to control how you're 'painting'. I'd like to do some more sophisticated stuff in the future. For instance framing a picture on the wall with Light or writing a letter with light. Really, the possibilities are endless; except when one's painting abilities are taxed to their maximum capacity...ahem.

A few pictures I took of the bedroom and basement in my new house.

These are various photos from my new (106-year-old-) house. Obviously they were taken before I moved in.

Camping at Tucuan Campground in Lancaster, PA. August 27/28 2005.

Short day trip to Washington, DC on August 25th, 2005. The Washington Monument, WW2 memorial, and the Lincoln memorial, basically.

Two week trip to Eastern Europe with Christen. Flew into Dresden; train to Prague; train to Krakow, where we also took a day trip to Auschwitz; and finally took a train to Warsaw.

From what I'm told, this place used to be some sort of asylum. I like thinking of it that way, so I've adopted the Orwellian line of thinking and that's now officially what it was. Some pretty neat stuff here.

Pictures from around the Mount Vernon district of Baltimore, MD.

Pictures of my newborn niece, Shjona.

Lumberton, NC in late Febrary 2005. Lumberton is where David Lynch filmed Blue Velvet so it was the perfect dorked out place to go on a road trip.

Pictures from my new apartment in Baltimore.

Pictures from Dad's 50th birthday party.

Pictures I took around Three Mile Island (the nuclear power plant that nearly blew up in central Pennsylvania in 1979) on September 11th, 2004. (Okay, so it was a bad day to e taking pictures around a nuclear power plant!)

Here are some pictures in Harrisburg at night. Mostly of the skyline (however small that may be) and the capitol building.

Some bridges at night on Front Street in Harrisburg.

Cross Country trip with Greg. About 5,500 miles from Pennsylvania to San Francisco, including the following (and more):
Alexandria, VA
Charleston, SC
Atlanta, GA
New Orleans, LA
Houston, TX
Austin, TX
Socorro, NM
Flagstaff, AZ
Las Vegas, NV
Los Angeles, CA
Oakland, CA
San Francisco, CA

Trip to Russia in January, 2004. We stayed in Moscow for 1 week, then took an overnight train to St. Petersburg and stayed there for another week.

Yes, it was cold. But not as cold as Russian-winter-stereotypes hold it to be.

Joe, Casey, and me in Philly. Mostly pictures of Casey...

Pictures from a campground in Lancaster County, PA. Some pretty cool looking ones of a fire at night, and various other things including a few streaking motorcycle pictures.

An old car, a sunset, a bird, a cat (betcha can't find it), and some other stuff.

An abandonded chemical plant in Manheim, PA.

An abandoned warehouse, a neat bridge, and some old car parts.

Chickies Rock in Columbia, PA. (5-8-2004)

Some photographs of an "off-limits" area in Lancaster County Park. Also a sunset.

Road trip to Chicago with Melissa. Stopped in Cleveland, Toledo, and some small town in Indiana called Kentland. Drove through Indianapolis and Columbus on the way home.

Various photos of things in the Lancaster-ish area.

Starting out at my apartment, then Manheim, then Harrisburg the next day.

Candice and I experimenting in "Downtown" Lancaster's coolest areas.

Shutter speed tests.

A bridge connecting Columbia and Wrightsville, PA over the Susquehanna River.

A psychological study in stupidity and goofiness.

Lancaster County Park with Greg and Thom circa February 2004

Black & White shutter speed tests.

Sean Froyd visits Harrisburg.

I forgot my camera when we actually went into the city (oops), but here are
some photos from a road trip to Boston with my friend Lindsay. (July 2004)

Just a sunset I saw while riding my motorcycle one evening...

Toronto, ON in mid-August, 2003 during the power outage (only 80% of the city had power) with Rob and Kelly.