It's just me yo.
No, really. THIS is how I do it.
I think about a lot of random stuff and I like to write it down. I believe in a lot of things and I think an equal amount of stuff is total crap. I am a cynical optimist. I am real. I like synchronicity and idiosyncrasy. My brain works quickly, which does not guarantee accuracy but is not A.D.D. Usually my mouth works even more quickly. I thought being really tall and living in Asia was pretty cool; but I am super glad to be back in California now. I want to be happy, bendy and satisfied... Because really, who wouldn't?-
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Tag Archives: Photography
Be Proud.
I hear that San Francisco is home to the world’s biggest Pride celebration. I am not sure if that is true, but the City puts on quite a show, and it certainly makes me proud. Here are a few of … Continue reading
Posted in California, Friends, Holidays, Home, Photography, San Francisco
Tagged California, equality, gay pride, LGBT, Photography, Pride, San Francisco, SF Pride, urban lifestyles, urban photography
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Vacancy.
I flew home via Reno last Sunday and had a bit of a layover. Landing midday, I was shocked how deathly quiet the airport was; SeaTac had been bustling in the morning and I would have thought weekenders would have … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, Photography, Travel
Tagged economic crisis, emptiness, empty spaces, motels, photo essay, Photography, Reno, Travel, urban photography, vacancy
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Sunday Morning.
Posted in Home, Life, San Francisco
Tagged cats, Max, pets, Photography, Queen Matilda, Sunday mornings
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Obeying.
Shepard Fairey mural art installation on Grand Avenue under the Lakeshore overpass.
Posted in art, Photography, Travel
Tagged Chicago, Grand Avenue, Illinois, murals, Obey, Obey Records, Photography, Shepard Fairey, street art
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And then I went to Chicago [Hot Child in the City Version]
It turns out I really like cities. I’ve sort of always known this, I mean, I was the kid who liked Athens when everyone was like, “No way! Go to Corfu!” Hmm… the birthplace of Western Civ… or getting plates … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Geography, Life, Photography, Travel
Tagged 7-11, Chicago, Chicago Architecture Foundation, Chicago River cruise, Chicago School, cities, cityscapes, civilizations, De Paul University, Encyclopedia of Chicago, etymology, Forever Marilyn, Groupon, Hot Child in the City, J. Seward Johnson, John Hancock Building, Lincoln Park, M.C. Escher, Michigan Avenue, Montgomery Ward, Nick Gilder, OPI nail polish, photo essay, Photography, Rick Bayless, skyscrapers, street art, The "El" Train, The Great Fire of 1871, the Magnificent Mile, urban development models, urban photography, urban planning, Water Tower Plaza, Xoco
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I thought of Bukowski again today.
We are Born like this Into this Into these carefully mad wars Into the sight of broken factory windows of emptiness Into bars where people no longer speak to each other Into fist fights that end as shootings and knifings … Continue reading
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