We spent the afternoon taking pictures of cake. This cake is covered in edible rice paper.

Spring Mill

stumbled upon this work.

Gas Natural building

Enric Miralles, architect

at nearly 6am and wide awake

deconstruction

Chicago - Near Lake Street.

Photo: Jarek Jarosz/Renata Jaworska

Pollokshaws, Glasgow

Note: This is part of a series of 20 images, best seen in sequence in the first slide set, top right, "Deconstruction & Reconstruction." Please click on that set, then click on "slideshow." The background remains constant, and a varied cast of characters pass before it, providing a living commentary of the affects of advertising and window display upon us.

Note: This is part of a series of 20 images, best seen in sequence in the first slide set, top right, "Deconstruction & Reconstruction." Please click on that set, then click on "slideshow." The background remains constant, and a varied cast of characters pass before it, providing a living commentary of the affects of advertising and window display upon us.

University of Missouri–St. Louis SSB tower deconstruction.

There's this place, where stickers go to die.

Note: This is part of a series of 20 images, best seen in sequence in the first slide set, top right, "Deconstruction & Reconstruction." Please click on that set, then click on "slideshow." The background remains constant, and a varied cast of characters pass before it, providing a living commentary of the affects of advertising and window display upon us.

Cruise aboard the Presidential Yacht Potomac

The old Grace General Hospital after many years of hazardous materials cleanup is finally being demolished.

I went shooting at a gun show.

Sinks, cabinets, counter all removed.

The city as a reference for an abstract aproach. The photos were made with a Holga camera and then printed in cyanotype. The result is a pictorial and abstract view of some details of old constructions.

When major development moves into your area, they deconstruct before they reconstruct. It looks like a war zone, huh?

deconstruction

Nevada, MO

Signage

He is a native Montanan.

24" x 30"

Oil Paint

2009

The city as a reference for an abstract aproach. The photos were made with a Holga camera and then printed in cyanotype. The result is a pictorial and abstract view of some details of old constructions.

The bottom board of the first tray was rotting. It was one of the trays with a plywood bottom, so no big loss. Four of the trays have hardwood bottoms, and those are all in good shape. I'll leave out some of the dividers when I re-assemble this one. Some of the compartments were to small for my fingers.

first photo with the new iphone. i cant believe i waited this long. sorry, poor android.