Always look up. My advice is to be aware of pigeons but you should still look up.

So...my mother-in-law says, "Mr. X, is that flue closed on thy fireplace? Yon ashy smell is wreaking havoc on me sinuses."

"Well, I don't know," sayeth I. "Let me take a look-see." Dark it was, blocking mine eyes from sight.

"Fear not!" exclaimeth I. "I am, therefore, a special agent."

So grabbing the trusty tool of the trade, I find the flue having been left ajar, as it were. The mother-in-law resteth, her sinuses now at ease.

and then you realize Pete is gazing up.

It could be in the basement. It could be sitting on the kitchen counter. On the laundry machine. In the middle of the floor, with no furniture anywhere near. But his gaze is always upwards, fixed on some other dimension, some possibility that a mere human can't completely comprehend.

And sometimes, he jumps.

looking up.. i'm still figuring this out... gotta keep the camera strap outta the frame and stuff.... i'm psyched to try this some other places, it's been pretty fun having the fisheye in the bad these recent days,.. it had been hibernating for a while. this sure makes me want to get a full frame body. wah.

Today these chains were the reins to her horsey. "Giddyup", she said.

Ah, the toddler's imagination.

At the Mac in Safina Plaza... looks almost real... its a painted celling

Looking Up - Salt Lake City

Just another shot of her.

day

Architect - Bradshaw & Gass -lots of ornate buff decoration

Looking up in the Hyatt Regency Atlanta

I still have a good bit of work to do before tomorrow's meeting with the committee, but things are definitely looking up.

Low quality but love the Fall colors of the trees against the night sky

Stedelijk museum Amsterdam

Now used as a 'community centre' -

The high-fliers, Ramesh Palani, Pratvii and Gayathri, the BSA TFN - Radio One Contest Winners, Cubbon Park, Bangalore. Pic by PeeVee.

I'm probably going to hell for this but honestly, doesn't it look like Jesus is tossing a pizza? Cemetery mosaic.