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From NYU Kimmel Center, after Transportation Alternatives Vision Zero 2016 conference | instagram.com/p/BC0x1ZLvFub/
It was a low key Friday for sure.
High point: cupcakes and coffee at Crumbs. The Blackbottom Cheesecake Brownie cupcake was delish.
Good/Decent point: A visit to Andy's bar in Bogota. An ideal bar for beer lovers (as they have a fine array of brews) and for actually talking, as there isn't horrible music playing at a deafening level.
Low point: having the sloppiest drunk interrupt our conversation to ask us to "watch his drink while he had a cigarette". We were asked to "try his beer". We passed up that offer. As well as the offer for him to buy me a drink (I didn't want to speak to the slur master anymore). He also tried to pour more lambic in my glass. The bottle was empty, and he was trying really hard to pour it. When he came back, interrupting us again, he almost threw up on Brandie. True story. We left soon after that. You honestly can't come back from that.
I do my best NEVER to shoot this scene, it is so easy as I live in this little beach town and something like this happens every night. But tonight is special, tonight is the night before the kids go back to school, the tourists leave the beach and we start to get the blazing fall colors that make Michigan a tolerable place for another season. I was going to do this like a full blown post card but I stopped short of the text so please imagine the 2009 and the cheezy slogan. Hope you all had a great Labor day. 250 in the books..
Day 347 of 365, Wednesday, April 24, 2013 ---------------------
Three hundred and forty-seven tiny brass pins – one for each day I have recorded a photo for my 365 project.
Got our invitation for prom today.
I've seen the invitations of the past batches.
This has got to be the worst invitation ever.
No offense to the person who did it but, It's too simple for me.
I can believe prom is 4 days away!
Day 33
The new fence that was installed this morning gives us and our neighbor a little bit more privacy. And I think it's extra gorgeous!!
A quick one today because I haven't done a "portrait" portrait for quite a while.
Feels weird to be looking straight at a camera and just clicking the shutter. No concept, no story that needs to be conveyed but works perfectly if your original photo is a failure. Haha
I might post it for tomorrow's if I feel like laughing at myself.
Enjoy the weekend!!
How it may look for someone about to be buried alive. Taken with a wide angle lens from the bottom of the foundations on our new extension. This photo was once again a challenge of how to turn and extremely banal subject into a reasonably interesting photograph.
Day 221
Phil took me to the Salutation Inn in Ham. It has won several CAMERA awards including National Pub of the Year in 2014 and Gloucestershire CAMRA Pub of the Year 2014 & 2015. It is a real treat coming here!
We stayed the night at the Berkely Arms and visited a couple of pubs in the town, including the one at the hotel. For a Sunday night, it was surprisingly busy!
Thank you Phil xx
Warning - if you knew this dog you should consider not reading the story
This is a picture of my pup. We got him in 1997, big headed fluff ball. We raised him for Canine Companions for Independence (greatest program ever!!). At the end of 2 years he went off to advanced training.. tough to see him go but we did. 3 months later he was home... didn't separate from us well and so he was pet. He was there in good days and bad as dog are but there was something special about this one. I cant put my finger on it but there was something that most folks that ever got to know him understood.
About 4 years ago he started to have a bladder issue which I thought was a slight infection so I took him in for antibiotics and cranberry juice (or the canine equivalent), 2 hours later they were pulling an abdominal tumor the size of a grapefruit from the wall of his bladder. The vet said that he thought he got it but when the biopsy came back it showed a combination of some of the most aggressive kinds of cancer known. Ultimately the vet gave him 6 months to live. 3 Years later he just didn't seem like himself, I took him in for what I knew was a relapse. We agreed that he would let us know when it was time... and he did. 1 Year ago today. To this day I still cant have a serious conversation about it... 327
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