Footprints, Washington St, South End, Boston, Dec 2008

Today brings another snow storm. What a lovely New Years eve.

So I looked over my espresso, and out Mike's kitchen window yesterday, and what do I see?

An eagle. or a hawk. I can't decide. Either way, I saw a large bird of prey that does not usually hang out 20 feet from a city apartment, on a short telephone pole.

Amazing!

Birds are cool.

I love this video!



"Is a woman" by Lambchop

it's getting colder

So I thought I would post this one on honor of the changing weather. I found this a few months ago and scanned it. It's Colorado, which is an amazing place for many things, not least of which is the weather. I love this picture because it looks like spring, till you notice the dense snow on the ground.

Colorado Springs, winter 2004

late summer wedding

Sage, Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, MA
September 2008


Tom, Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, MA
September 2008

Three Marys, Oaxaca, Mexico, October 2003

I just found this and I am excited about it! It looks so much better this way than printed in the finicky color darkroom.

summer pictures

It says "for strangers and wardens". Old North Church, Boston.

Train tracks, Somerville

trucks

At least I was stopped at a light. Truck driving with its back hatch open! in the rain.
Summer Street, South Boston

Taking pictures while driving again. Western Ave. Cambridgeport.

plumb tomato

First tomato of the season! it's only as tall as my thumb. Looks larger here.

amc goes to kauai

and this is what i photograph.

and the ocean too. of course.

i need to develop more film

just found. from like 3 years ago.

Carousel in West End, London, Nov. 2005

ocean

well, THIS is what Hawaii looks like...
from land of course.

sometimes technology is just so cool.

a blog from the airport. 

this is what hawaii looks like. 

taken from the car. I probably shouldn't shoot and drive... 

On my way home now. via Phoenix and Philadelphia. i'll be glad to get back to Boston. It sounds weird, but i will. 

old, but new

Amanda, July 2007

Amanda and Justin, July 2007

I have cute cousins. Maybe I could make a living off this portrait thing after all.

Dee da dee dee deee De da dee dee deee de dadeee

Found this posting today - why did i never put it up?

For those of you that couldn't decipher my typed humming, this title is the theme song to Jurassic Park. I thought Erin might get it. It goes with this picture:

Giant iguanas have taken over rt. 28 by the science museum! what next? the omni theater? Perhaps a duck boat?

And this was just pretty.

Mexico in Harvard Sq

For a few brief seconds I thought i was back in Oaxaca. If you have ever been there, you'll know what i mean. I love this door. Can you believe it is right in Harvard Square and i have never seen it before? Pretty.

just to watch him die

Is Peruvian a word?

machu picchu is an amazing place. you should go there sometime. get the avocado salad thing. so good i can't even remember what it's called...

Oh, and this.

Snow day? Never!

It snowed. A lot. School was canceled. And where was I? Not sledding down some hill in the 'ville with several other of my faculty colleagues. (yes. you read it right.) Not under a blanket on my couch. Nope, I had to go to my other job. The one that doesn't believe in snow days. So I decided to make the best of it and, well, document my journey to the South End of town.

I like how snow sticks to things like skinny branches and power lines.

Oh, and I know they are fuzzy, but those are birds sitting on a power line. In a snowstorm.

I probably shouldn't take pictures while I am driving. oh well.

Hawkeye Caucai

Did you know that Iowa is the Hawkeye state? I did. But i still don't really know what that is supposed to mean. Anyway, we had a caucus gathering. It was too low key to call it a party. Here are some pictures of us watching Democracy in Action. It's kind of like football. really. Just look at the look on Erin's face!

I really enjoy this sequence. She later threw the stuffed animal at the television. It was intense.




















And then there was Mike. He was enthralled.

Rosa too.

In the end it was at least interesting to actually see how the caucus operates. Even if a minister named Huckabee who doesn't believe in evolution won on the republican side.

what is the plural of caucus, anyway?