mirrored self-portrait

the setting sun hit a perfect spot

also, i need to clean my mirror

olmsted point, yosemite

100 years

how much has the view really changed?

view from inspiration point towards bridal veil falls

empty sign

derelict desert building

gorgeously surreal

maybe it was just the day, but the great salt may be one of the most beautiful places i've seen

slightly alien

very smelly

bonneville salt flats

i will never be able to represent just how bright and white the flats were

this is mid-day

edge of the flats

dappled walls

old glass, sunshine and katie's light blue/gray walls

fire

from the surf

happy fourth of july

thank goodness for camera phones

otherwise, i would never have been able to capture this amazing window layering that happened at dusk downtown.

fun with an i-phone at the opera

unintended perfection

abstraction

pastels

i love when photographs end up looking like paintings

make a wish

out of time

desert book

april snow

early morning train tunnel

sweetness

maybe some people have already seen this.

it is my favorite over-stickering of a cta sign.

the original is a simple graphic of a parent holding the hand of a child.

this is so much better.

too long

its been forever since i posted those first two polaroids, promising more to come soon.

well here are a few more.

this last one was a camel driver i met at saqqara on our last day in egypt.

he saw me taking polaroids and asked me to take one of him for his holiday card.

i agreed as long as i got to take one for myself as well.

what followed was many photographs on several cameras with a whole group of camel drivers, they seemed to get a kick out of my camera, and the present of polaroid pictures was enough to dispense with baksheesh for a few moments.

a wonderful little moment.