What other creative thing you can do ?

[Uncle Goose]

<p>I'm doing a lot of Origami.</p>

[kari v]

<p>Music and sound. Acoustic and electric guitar, bass if I have to, singing, samples and fx (for a small theatre), programming, mixing.<br>

Also, poetry and short stories.<br>

Cooking... hmm... I really enjoy cooking to people and making things from a scratch so I guess it counts.</p>

[michaellinder]

<p>I have written poetry. At the urging of my wife and friends, I self-published it, which to this day, I find somewhat embarassing. I tried publishing "legitimately," and did not have the necessary staying power. Then again, my stuff may be crap, after all.</p>

<p>I also still dabble on a piano (a digital). I took lessons when I was a wee lad, and I can't read music any more, so what I play is quite limited. But the improvisation is fun.</p>

[Ian Taylor]

<p><a href="http://iantaylor.ca/band.mp3">my band</a></p>

[patrick_stack]

<p>Plastic scale model airplanes and helicopters, mostly 1/72 and some 1/48. Use airbrushes and many small precision tools to fine detail. Approximately 35 are now in aviation mueums, more to finish.</p>

<p>Free flight scale balsa models, try to participate in several contests yearly. Judged on length (time) of flight, as well as finish and details. Wonderful and relaxing hobby, active for over 60 years now. </p>

<p>Making my own recipes for international dishes that we like, fine tuning them for our tastes.</p>

<p> </p>

[Christopher Sperry Photogr]

<p>Woodworking. Here are two of my latest projects: cherry coffee table, design/build; 17'sea kayak, mostly western red cedar, built from plans. The kayak is the project that pulled me away from photography for a while. Now that it's done, I can shoot more!</p>

[Christopher Sperry Photogr]

<p>The pix</p><div></div>

[Christopher Sperry Photogr]

<p>And</p><div></div>

[Ian Taylor]

<p>Nice yak! What's it weigh?<br>

I'd be afraid to paddle it...</p>

[Christopher Sperry Photogr]

<p>Thanks Ian, Since I like to paddle my kayaks with my camera aboard, this is still a photo conversation, kind of :) It weighs about 43 lbs, as I built it tough to paddle rivers also. With two layers of S-glass on the hull, I would not be afraid to have you paddle it! It truly is a great way to go out as a photographer, and I've done that quite a bit.</p>

[stephanie_w]

<p>I can juggle 8 bags of heavy groceries, a toddler, a crazy puppy who is trying to escape, my car keys and cell phone at the same time without losing my mind. I am also a decent cook.</p>

[rashedahmed]

<p>Thanks guys. We just don't Click only, that's what I see.</p>

[chad_goldman]

<p>I write lesson plans.<br>

i'm a teacher, 6th grade Science. Always being challenged to be creative in order to better serve. Takes about 70% of my mental capacity...leaving very little left for anything else.<br>

I also piddle on the guitar (poorly), piano (even more poorly), and do a little woodworking.<br>

(btw, love the kayak)</p>

[James G. Dainis]

I'm the only guy down at the pool hall that can put four billiard balls in his mouth at the same time.

 

I also play piano.

[michaellinder]

<p>Christopher:</p>

<p>In my humble layperson's opinion, the kayak is a masterpiece of craftsmanship. Do you do any wood carving, as well?</p>

[Christopher Sperry Photogr]

<p>Michael: I don't do any woodcarving, but I did use hand tools on the kayak as much as possible. Every strip is fitted by hand using a block plane. What I really like to do is paddle the kayaks, and go take photos. Here is the forum where the boat builders hang out:<br>

http://www.kayakforum.com/cgi-bin/Building/index.cgi/md/index<br>

You will see many builders beyond my abilities! Thanks for the interest, and enjoy your photography too!</p>

[michaellinder]

<p>Christopher: A buddy has tried to convince me to do a photo shoot on a canoe trip in the 10,000 Islands (SW Florida). I declined out of sheer paranoia about my camera. However, your adventures do sound enticing.</p>

[Christopher Sperry Photogr]

<blockquote>

<p>canoe trip in the 10,000 Islands</p>

</blockquote>

<p>Michael: Check out the work of Gary Luhm, who shoots a lot from a kayak. Look under INFO, then FAQ for tips on how to keep your cameras safe & dry out there on the water.<br>

http://www.garyluhm.net/home.html</p>

 

[dianedh]

<p>Although I don't believe my photography is creative, others say it is, so I'll have to believe them. I think the most creative thing I can do is raise money.......</p>