Random

I'm kind of crazy about some of the textures, colors and patterns I captured over the weekend. Route 40 is littered with these relics from the past. I'm embarking on a project, recording some of these relics, small parts of Ohio and, by default, American history. Some of these places seem rather anonymous, but I'm looking forward to discovering, and sharing, these places and in doing so, breathing a little life into the past.

Florence came out with her new release, Ceremonials, this week and this song is already etched itself onto my brain. Go ahead, give it a listen. And have a lovely weekend!

Route 40

Have you ever found a structure that made you stop and wonder about its history? Was it once a home? A general store? What was it, and what had it become? Why is it being used to store industrial machinery? What would these walls say if they could talk?

Trick or Treat?

I had a few visitors tonight. Construction workers, short and thuggish football players, a rooster sucking on a lollipop. A dragon, and a young man painted blue. A brave little fireman. What does one do with such a strange collection of short people demanding candy? Why, give it to them.

Jagadamba - First Aid Kit

It's been a busy week on my end, good but busy. I haven't taken many pictures even, but hope to fix that very soon. And I've got my First Aid Kit to help me out.

Have a lovely weekend!

Through the Floor - Crystal Stilts

My friend Alessandro turned me onto these guys. Really good stuff, huh?
Happy weeknd, my friends!

Autumn Colour Week (Gray)

Silver. Graphite. Slate. Gray matter. Gray area. Gray Gardens. Scarlet and gray. Gainsboro. Platinum. Oyster. Pantone 18-1210. Need I say more?

Autumn Colour Week (Yellow)

Today is yellow, my friends, which is a perfect color for Tuesday, don't you think? Why does Tuesday feel yellow? It really does.

Autumn Colour Week! (Red)

It's Autumn Colour Week on Flickr and, I have to tell you, these are my favorite colors of all. I couldn't resist digging up a few pictures from my Labor Day weekend in Vermont. If you want to see more red, go here. And if you want to visit the genius creator of this idea, go here. Happy Autumn Colour Week!