Wednesday, April 22, 2009

#231 Portal

And the flower
Would be its offering
Of love to the desert.
And the desert,
So dry and lonely,
That the creatures all
Appreciate the effort.

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

#s 228, 229 & 230 No Humans



I know. The last one is really weird, but I get to do a really weird one every once in a while.

If you know where the first one is from you definitely deserve a prize. It was another case of looking *really* creepy to passers-by while taking that one. No song lyrics for you today.

Monday, April 20, 2009

Solo Adventure: Downtown.











Can you tell that I just got a new camera?

Some of these I edited a very tiny bit, some not at all. This is a very vibrant city.

(No more school for three whole weeks! Woo!)

Sunday, April 19, 2009

#s 224, 225, 226 & 227 Photo Adventure w/ Lauren

Tree in three parts.Focus.
Broken, like everyone here.
Spider-Tiger!
You be the dictator; I'll be the oppressed
you be the third-world and I'll be the west
you'll be the last giant panda bear
I'll be the last giant panda bear's fur
you be the ba-a-aby bird; I'll be the regurgitated worm

Saturday, April 18, 2009

The Cellar





That exciting new piece of equipment I was referring to a couple of posts back is a shiny new (used) Nikon D40! Not quite as fancy as David's D80, but I like it quite a bit...

The first is St. David inside a sculpture at the ACC. You can see his halo.

The second is the back of The Cellar, a restaurant near the circus space. It usually smells awesome. I really love how the building looks, and I've wanted to photograph it for a while. David, have you posted a picture of this already? I can't remember...

The colors aren't quite the same as what they are on my computer, I'm not sure how to fix that. I'll give it a shot. Woo!

Friday, April 17, 2009

#s 222 & 223 Meters & Doors

And so your future's looking bright
And you've reached the giddy heights
Don't worry it will soon end
It is all shallow and pretend
The crack of doom
Is coming soon
The crack of doom
Is coming soon
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha

So the six hour Circus Easter camp went well today, it certainly could have been a long and harsh six hours with just me, Jeff and Lauren teaching the large group. Hats off to my fellow instructors! Having some teenagers in the class made a big difference, it's so nice getting to teach older kids. By the end of the session it felt like most people had really learned a lot.

*yawn* Bed now.

#221 Evidence

...we have none.

Don't know what's going on here, but it caught my eye during a walk. The house looked interesting. The picture, not so much.
 
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