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I Am Robot Hear Me Roar

I Am Robot Hear Me Roar is a photo series taken on March 26, 2005 at the RoboGames (formerly the ROBOlympics) in San Francisco at San Francisco State University.


A Friendly Blade


Beak Nose Robot


Belly Full of Jelly


Cold Hard Steel Combat Robot


Danger Ranger


Finely Tuned Athletes


Fire and Blood


Frog


got robots?


Kondo Robot


Looking Down on the Little Guy


Monitor Face


Monster Robot


Old Green Eyes


Robot Warrior


Robot Warrior 2


Robot Warrior 3


Robot Games


Robot Teeth


Snuggles II


Sparks Fly


Voice of a Robot

Click on the links below for my photoblog by month. If you click on any photo it will open a high resolution copy for your enjoyment. “Right Click,” “Save Picture As,” and now you have a nice copy of the image for yourself. Click back to return to the photoblog. Enjoy.

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Thomas Hawk’s Digital Photoblog March 2005
Thomas Hawk’s Digital Photoblog February 2005
Thomas Hawk’s Digital Photoblog January 2005
Thomas Hawk’s Digital Photoblog December 2004
Thomas Hawk’s Digital Photoblog November 2004
Reflections on Manhattan, photographed October 15th – 17th, 2004
Thomas Hawk’s Digital Photoblog October 2004
Thomas Hawk’s Digital Photoblog September 2004
Thomas Hawk’s Digital Photoblog August 2004
Thomas Hawk’s Digital Photoblog July 2004

4 Replies to “I Am Robot Hear Me Roar”

  1. Hello! These are excellent photos! i really Like the one of kilobyte spinning. My favorite robot of the whole event =D I am curious as to whetehr anyone has photos of the event that I can view (for my own personal amusemnt, I promise not to post them)I would especially be interested in any that have the Scottish team that made Typhoon in them. My email is mpaandaa@hotmail.com Please and thank you!

    -Panda

  2. I really like your photos. Especially the night scenes in your earlier work. I would like to shoot night scenes, but I am not sure how to do that with an autoflash camera. I recently received a Konica Minolta with nice zoom lenses by Sigma, and I also have an older late 70s early 80s model Konica (not sure of it’s history beside it being a legacy piece) with exceptional new lenses, one of which being the best telephoto I have ever held.
    Would pictures come out brighter in a night scene with the flash covered?
    Please and thank you,
    Jessi from North Carolina
    detroitian_girl16@yahoo.com

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