Posts from the ‘Fall 2013 Photos’ Category
Feeling Pretty Stoked. Thanks to Melissa and 1859 Oregon Magazine.
Now, both of our photos grace their homepage. Check them out here: 1859 Oregon Magazine
My dad has been over here as well. He made friends with a porcupine while visiting. I think Dennis would appreciate this as well.
No Entires Could Empty
Something from a late October. I remember this. Peering at feeling, a slow pulse. Not getting close, shooting at seventy five. Casual stuff. Nothing abnormal. Last twenty minutes of light. Friction of breeze tangled in sage, a low glow coupled with the wanting of a fire horizon, the hopes of something along those lines, which never occurred. Haunts or the happening of, or maybe it was both, luring in the curious eye. It was the opening scene, aiming through worn existence, a forgotten entrance. It was a kind of reckless, but still had this mood, although I’m not sure which mood. I remember thinking, with key of importance, the atmosphere was carved in mood. That was the scene. Within that cloud of mood (and again I’m not sure which mood, maybe it’s supposed to stay that way), I had found a pulse.
So it’s not entirely empty.
365 Days of Flash Photography, With Day Number 133-134 Polite Society
Here is Day 133…
Here is Day 134…
365 Days of Flash Photography, With Day Number 130-132 Results May Vary
Here is Day 130…
Testing the black waters with a new blend of espresso. Reaction with results may vary.
Here is Day 131…
Testing the strength of his new piece of equipment.
Here is Day 132…
Just found this hanging in an old homestead. Finders keepers.
365 Days of Flash Photography, With Day Number 124-126 Three Simple Images, Three Different Undertones
Here Is Day Number 124…
Here Is Day Number 125…
The cat that’s easily annoyed.
Here Is Day Number 126…
And the new $100 bill. This bill is a trip. I’ve already heard several conspiracy theories about this new bill. Very interesting. Lots of them are tied in to the “9/11 inside job” crowd. We will do anything when it comes to creating meaningful patterns, it’s how our brains are simply wired. Some will take those same meanings, and they’ll project them into a jumbled mess of conspiracies, weaving them throughout a simple yet sophisticated piece of paper.
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365 Days of Flash Photography, With Day 123 Happy Halloween!
Here Is Day Number 123…
Just a reminder: The Devils TRICK is no TREAT!
Bloody Bike Brigade