an interesting parade of cars behind me

Our driver, getting worked up in a traffic jam. Bromo, Indonesia.

Rearview shot of a happy young family going for a walk together along the beach

Shot with my Fujifilm S3 PRO

"Saw things so much clearer, once you were in my rearview mirror" - Pearl Jam

www.verkstad.com/iphone.html

Sprout Hat designed and handknit by 9flights for Sam Henry.

1/4 " CMOS HD rear view camera.

120 degrees wide angle design.

Water resistant standard: IP67-68.

Fog resistant design. Car Water Resistant Rear View Camera

Pentax SP1000

SMC Takumar 55mm f/2

Lomography Color 800

She was going to the place the picture was supposed to be.

I made a mistake and took this one almost by chance.

I like it's lights and shadows. I don't know why, but I love this one.

I like taking these kind of "incidental" pictures, where nothing is prepared, where the camera just fires and nothing is prepared.

This is what photography is for me. A mixture of chance and knowledge.

No post processing at all.

Taken during the 2010 cruise night in Seneca Illinois.

so um, are you supposed to be taking pictures and driving at the same time?

As we came up upon it from the Lake.

When a desolate landscape lies all about, you look back and know you were a machine and tool

it's not a cracked rearview, either. i took this on my way home from Josh's the one day.

approaching Lisbon

view from the back

My refleciton in a motorcycle's rearview mirror.

This was actually in Missouri. I forget the name of the place. But it was on the way to a natural spring and subsequently, a fish hatchery. Yes.

on the way out to pegaus

REARVIEW LOOK AT LUBBOCK - Athletes from Bridgeport, Decatur and Northwest headed west for the Class 3A and 5A Region I meets Monday and Tuesday in Lubbock. Decatur's Hanna Galloway smiles after winning a silver medal in the 1,600. Messenger photo by Joe Duty

Sunset on 9/27/09

driving back from Aberdeen

It might have held the honour of 9th ugliest car in the world, but over a thousand miles I saw a fair amount of small-town Americana.