Taken at midday right before we headed out to Brooklyn. Like everyone else, I love the Chrysler building. I also love the crazy texures. I always wish I had more time in Manhattan to take pictures as the sole reason for being there. Perhaps one day soon…. o
Trump Tower with live trees. Compare and contrast with this one from late 2006.
Seeing all the green made my heart sing and jump. We’ve had cold days here since our return, but spring is finally hitting us full force. I couldn’t be happier. o
I was waiting on Heather and Sarah while they looked at girl stuff (tampons? I don’t know.) and caught this sunlit lock. Brooklyn has flava. o
Taken on our quick trip to New York last week. All around this shop was hustle bustle go. But this one was locked up tight. Probably a sad story behind that gate. o
Didn’t that woman blog about Al Roker’s nipples? | dooce ®
A bunch of shots I took of Heather at NBC are included in this awesome awesome post. Plus: comments are open, people. o
There is a big part of me that loves reflectors. Tail lights, traffic lights, signals, light house refractors, etc. etc. Something about how the angles interact with light or some such.
I’ll be selling prints soon. I can’t decide if y’all would be interested in custom work (hey, I’d like a print of this photo) or doing limited runs. I’ve found a way to get less expensive, but sweet sweet prints from my work and would love to know if you’d prefer to pick and choose and make requests or prefer a limited edition kind of offering. Also, if you could let me know what you’d be willing to pay (this may or may not help me determine pricing) for an 8×10 (for starters) that would be sweet. o
Specs
8×10 printed on 8.5×11 (for matting purposes)
Photo Rag (308 gsm) matte finish archival paper
Museum quality, pigment based inks
Un-numbered. Signature upon request.
Price: $40 USD
Domestic purchase only.Questions? photos [at] blurbomat [dot] com
ABC News: Mommy Blogger: ‘Motherhood Is Awful’
I think that aside from the glooby term “mommy blogger”, this is looking like a great piece. The interview went a little further than what’s been out there from the national media. They shot a bunch of footage with me in it, but I don’t know if I made the cut. I tried juggling chainsaws that had been doused in lighter fluid and set alight as well as streaking down by the Mormon Church HQ, but both were deemed too extreme for network television. Especially when the chainsaw slipped and carved a gash in my titanium exoskeleton that is powered by Bluetooth and running the latest Linux kernel.
Check it on Nightline tonight. Crazy times, people. o
This is the best video I’ve seen on the internet in many days. Hey, CNN, you wanna hook up an embed option for the kids? o
