My old-school photo websites.

My first trip to India

Check out the 230 pictures of my trip to India in Nov & Dec 2000. It was quite a trip, but only three weeks of holidays. If you've never traveled to a developing country before, your first trip to India might be described as an "explosion to all your senses." One day you think it's the coolest place in the world, the next day you don't even want to get out of bed. It sure caused me to rethink some of things I thought I understood about life. When I went back, I thought I'd visit for a month or two, but I stayed 6 months... and then went back a third time, later that year, and stayed another 2.5 months. You can find photos of my second and third trips in the pictures section.

Winnipeg Folk Fest 2000

This is the way we used to build websites... by hand, with every page designed and framed in a unique way, with pictures added here and there. I can admit that I spent a *huge* amount of time putting together this folk festival page, with pictures and commentary for the year 2000 Winnipeg Folk Music Festival. But back then I had more free time than I do today. Cool music, crazy parties at night in the camping area, complete with dozens of people playing djembe drums on a hill at 1am. Sometimes I am not sure which I liked better, the folk festival or the parties. Almost no pictures of the parties, as they happened at night. Anyway, check out this picture page, there are nearly 80 pictures online with commentary (well, maybe too much commentary).

More folk festivals:

• Winnipeg Folk Fest 2001
• Dawson City Folk Fest 2001 (in the Yukon, northern Canada)

Yo it's my little bro & sis-in-law's wedding

Years after I created this wedding website, it's still one of the most popular destinations on redbeet.com. Here it is, the web site for my little brother & sister-in-law's wedding! I think the pages turned out pretty well, and I created CDs for everyone to view the photos offline too. I don't know why more people don't have web pages for weddings, you know?