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This… guy… gave me a double-take as he was waiting at the Winstead’s on the Plaza.  Thankfully I had my camera and could stop laughing long enough to take several pictures:

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Wow… this was a wild, exercise and art-filled weekend.

After 18 holes of golf on Saturday morning, I attended the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art’s An Asymmetrical Evening, which celebrated the opening of the new Bloch Building.  It was an evening I won’t forget anytime soon.

The new building certainly leaves an impression… I’ve had a stronger appreciation for it since I’d heard it described as “a feather beside a stone” several months ago.  The interior is impressive and complementary, and I would urge anyone who wasn’t there this past weekend to attend this coming weekend’s celebration!

The next morning (after I returned my tux), inspiration struck and I set out to do some photography… check out the results if you’d like!

Outside the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art	Liberty Memorial

 

If you are interested in visiting the new Bloch Building, here are a few events to keep your eye on… see you there!

• June 8
  • 10AM-5PM: Member Preview Day
  • 6-8PM: Panel Discussion
  • 8-12AM: Friends of Art Opening Party
• June 9
  • Bloch Building Opening Weekend
  • 2-3PM: Architect Lecture
  • 6-7PM: Architect Lecture

Refer to: http://ebin.wordpress.com/2007/03/21/how-to-turn-your-photo-into-movie-like-effect-using-photoshop/

Here are my attempts using this technique:

Here are the before and afters, raw image to edited:

Just for giggles, I also attempted the the “300 effect,” proposed within the comments of the Digg post:

Now that I’m at the conference, I’m getting asked for my contact information… many times. Cerner wasn’t able to justify printing official business cards, (”Why does a non-client facing engineer, translation: geek, need a business card?”). So… I had to create my own.

What do you think?

(click to open larger version, in a new window… Comments welcome!)

I’ve been uploading albums to my Picasa web share as requests come in.

Check ‘em out… hit the ‘Albums’ link. Let me know if there are any collections you want to see!