whilst rummaging around, i found some old digital "snapshots" i had taken.. here are two:
spoon?
cup and spoon

I was going through some of the first pictures I took with my camera and pulled out two of my favorites: eightball and lighter.

In more recent pictures, I thought this spider was cool. I was scared to death taking the picture, but.. it was worth it.

Some more photos from my 4-month trek through Southeast Asia:

The average beach hut.
Kayaking off Ko Tao.
Sunset on Ko Lipe.
Sunset on Kophangan.
Sunrise on Ko Lipe.
Fishing boat (bought some fresh crab).
Woman swinging balls.
Man swinging balls (he was much better at it).
Same man at night with fire (at the Full Moon Party).
Big ass boat engine.
Risky shot (the camera was dangling just above the water).
Finally, the boat heading away from the islands.

[ - Strength - ]

This place is the polar opposite of the orderly, new suburban neighborhoods surrounding it...nature is winning. More...

Playing around with shutter speeds, seeing
what happens at various times of the day.

Here is one example...

As the sun rises, David Blaine still stands on a 100-foot tall poll. As the crowd watches, he counts the minutes.

The magician David Blaine set up shop yesterday on top of a 100-foot tall pillar in Bryant Park, NYC. Though he moved a little bit, mostly the fun was watching the weird crowd. There are cameras all around, and the event will be televised tonight when he jumps off.

I've gone through my images I've snapped in the past months, and have been motivated to do something with them. Here are three images from Portland, Oregon taken back in March:

- Being forever a color junkie, this was begging for attention (somewhere between San Luis Obsipo, CA and Portland).
- Wandering around the city, I came across an odd image of a mostly dreary scene.
- Even in the shadows, it's still a happy bowl.

There are loads of pics I have to sort through from a group jaunt to Washington to enjoy the splendid mountains, but those will come later.

Out for a walk today, my friend and I came across the new Mary Tyler Moore statue in downtown Minneapolis, erected in honor of her hat toss, apparently. We then stopped by the new Cancer Survivors Park, where I took these: 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.

Part of a fence, clasped hands, legos, bug on a yellow flower, white flower, dirty window, door hinge, and a nail.

here is a lady and here is a dog

ENJOY!

In my opinion this is the most beautiful part of the female body. I just love it and had to take a picture of it. Framed and b/w with Photoshop. Tell me what you think about the part. Am I the only "hip fanatic" ?

[ - Heaven - ].

I saw this metal chair and its' shadow on my lunchtime walk, thought it looked kinda neat...

See the caged man.
Who cares for thee?

.. but I'm still enjoying all of the Spring.

part of a series from train stations around the world: london tube lomos - one , two, three

View from the top of Borobudur (giant temple complex).
Another view.
Traditional farming.
Making coffee.
Selling stuff on the ferry.
Sunrise near Lombok.
Offerings for the gods (Hindu).
Discarded offerings.
Praying.
Bird standing on one leg.
Boat near island temple.
Young boy near in the praying masses.
Natalie Portman with Jarjar's head.
View of the volcanoes.

I was just struck by the shadow around my little work space. What's in the box is a pile of pieces ready to sew into very small quilt blocks.

i was packing the other day, gonna move out by the end of the year, so i thot i'd get a headstart on the packing. a few religious reading material need to be thrown out. the correct way was to burn them. the flames were hypnotic.