Against the wall
Maybe I should have posted this one yesterday as a transition?
Away zone
OK, enough of that elegant plant crap. Let's get back to some gritty urban textures, shall we?
Sunfriday, on Saturday, August 28, 2010 at 9:39 PM:
Subtle.
If you're leaning toward those colors, you'll have to come to Spokane to shoot. Beautiful red brick, rusty freight trains with grafitti,and people sleeping on the street under deep-dust sunsets. There are a fair number of picture perfect parks here, but they if you know where they are you can steer clear of them.
Yr. Hmbl. Authr. in print
Hey, look, it's the awesome new McSweeney's book, The Art of McSweeney's.
And why, having only rarely mentioned McSweeney's in these pages before, do I mention this now? Let's take a look at the opening endpapers.
Why yes! That is a photo of my dear, freakish friends in Circus Contraption, by yours truly.
Which is only one of many, many reasons why you should get yourself a copy of this book. The rest of it is also entirely wonderful and silly and smart.
Chris, on Monday, August 23, 2010 at 8:21 PM:
Excellent!
Sophia Katt, on Tuesday, August 24, 2010 at 6:47 AM:
Proud to say I know you! Although, technically, I don't, having never actually met you...
Congrats!
Conservatory 20
Ah, 20 blissful days of not having to come up with a title for my posts.
Conservatory 18
Sunfriday, on Saturday, August 21, 2010 at 5:01 PM:
This is quite beautiful. It's a different perspective on showing the shape, texture and water resistant surfaces of these plants, and I like the contract between cool and warm colors,
