I see things. Not in a creepy Haley Joel Osmond kinda way, but in the way that a pigeon sitting on a railing might. Alright, that's pretty lame, but I really wanted to use that Osmond line. My point is that I see the world a little differently than most people. While most people focus on the beauty of central park in NYC I find my self drawn towards the dark and dingy ally, or the slowly deteriorating brick building next to the high rises. There is a certain beauty to the neglected and the ordinary that most people choose to ignore. They want the bling. They want the giant four thousand feet buildings that stand as a testament to human will power. They want the thing that's gonna tell future generations "Hey, we were here." To me it's all about impermanence, the beauty of life is to find that one person, place, or thing in that one moment when they shine through for what they truly are. Then I steal that moment, put it on the wall of a theater, and go "Hey, we were here."