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These little girls were taking turns calling for their daddies across the ocean. My niece on the left was calling for her daddy who is in the desert touring in Afghanistan. My daughter on the right was calling for her daddy in Nebraska. I just loved this moment. My niece's husband is deployed in Afghanistan and we traveled 1200 miles to keep them company for a week. I sure hope daddy got the sound waves made it to Daddy!
London Calling by The Clash
in keychains :)
[taken for the Nikon Digital SLR Challenge #48 - Song Title]
I love me whiteout pen.
Actually, mostly a stack of Starbucks' gift cards I found abandoned in a phone booth, but another obsessive ritual I have with found objects. I black them out with my King Size Permanent marker and then get wacky with the Whiteout pen. I give them to the plethora of sp'angers I encounter on my daily walk to work.
A Seattle Design Nerds installation for the Opening Celebration of "Design with the 90%" at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Discovery Center. Calling Home is an 'empathy engine' disguised as a data visualization exercise, participants answer questions about their own housing situation while learning about what persons experiencing homlessness in King County go through.
London Calling - The Clash
'Now that war is declared-and battle come down
London calling to the underworld
Come out of the cupboard, all you boys and girls
London calling, now don't look at us'
Kendal Calling Music Festival, Cumbria, 28th July 2016, THE CHARLATANS performs on the main stage. Credit:WittWooPhoto/Alamy Live News
Did a little shoot with Calling All Heroes the other day. Check them out at: www.facebook.com/CallingAllHeroesBand?fref=ts
Gail Farrow in the hospital with her young son, Frank. (Copyright David Binder. All Rights Reserved)
Well, it's the first time TSURU tries fashion style. It suits her very much, right?
She's calling her boy friend.XD
Taken at Discovery Mine, a mining townsite located in Canada's arctic, abandoned since the 60's. You could only reach the site by driving for three and a half hours over ice-roads (Thats driving on water for you southerners!) in the winter or renting a plane in summer. The town was finally remediated in 2005.