About
About Adrian
At my day job, I’m a computer programmer and a website developer (I also get to do a bit of web design work and not just the back-end nuts and bolts coding). At home, it’s much more interesting, I’m a huge photography type, but very amateur in the truest sense. When shooting people, I prefer totally candid off-the cuff shots and not posed shots (I think candid shows the real people and posed shots are from yesteryear when the cameras weren’t capable of any thing but still shots with no movement). I also like lots of shots of landscapes and such. For such a computer guy, I really like being outside with the sun shining on my face and a wide open view of a huge blue sky. That must be why I live in Arizona.
Other things that I do in my spare time is host and produce a few little technology related podcasts (see links below) and tinker with digital audio and sound. I also like to work with video, and have a few various programming projects around the house for stuff that I’m interested in.
I guess you could say I’m a “technogeekanerd” or something like that. I simply can’t resist gadgets and anything technology related.
Almost all of my computers are custom built by me (except the laptops/tablets), and all of my digital imaging and printing stuff is made by Canon (so I guess you can say I’m a Canon zealot, but in reality I just like the job they’ve been doing with their stuff lately), and all of my audio recording gear is made by either Mackie or M-Audio, and my playback gear is made by Logitech (5.1 monitoring system for multi-channel mixes), Shure (in-ear monitors), or Sennheiser (headphones).
My Podcasts
Quicksurf Internet Media, Apple News Log Podcast, Linux News Log Podcast, Microsoft News Log Podcast, and The Geekinator Podcast is written, hosted, and produced by me, Adrian Bacon.
License
All content on quicksurf.com, adrianbacon.com, and it’s subdomains falls under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License. You can use the content, but you must attribute me in the form of providing a link to the source post.
