Archive for the month 'July, 2008'

In the back of a cab the other night, I noticed that the low evening light really accentuated the hues of my lovely bruise. I think this sucker is going to be around awhile. Maybe I should give it a name. The cause of this monstrosity was…

cruisin’ for a bruisin’

Sometimes I wonder if I’m being too sly and underhanded sneaking photos of people without them knowing. But I like to think of it as simply capturing an honest moment. And yes, it is slightly blurry, but something I’m working on :).

random restaurant patron

This is probably the view if one has had too much to drink. Fortunately just my camera was that low to the bar.

beer here


a good egg

For those of you that watch The Wire, this is probably a familiar sight. From the view of my train, I saw with my own eyes that these corners in Baltimore really do exist — and this particular one is for the taking. Mos def.

down in the hole

Yes, another pool shot, but I’m loving the late afternoon/early evening light.

cool pool


beating the heat

My mom’s kitty feeling cozy in her tissue paper bed.

colorful callie

On a more temperate night last week, we rode our bikes up the Hudson and stopped at one of my favorite landmarks, or should I say watermarks. Float Bridge No. 4, built in 1911, transferred rail cars to barges. “One of the most significant marine structures remaining in the city… showed less inclination to [...]

remains of the day

From the overly air conditioned car of my train, I gazed at the hot, hazy scenery outside my window.

extremes

Kitty’s claws got trimmed today.

bad kitty


good doggie

This little one has many names — fizzy, Ava Grace, monkey, dude, Dahlia (her real name, but only when she says). Here she makes her debut as the Little Mermaid.

dahlia who?

One of the cute sights we saw in Connecticut over the weekend.

little cows

I could go on and on with these Tucson beauty shots, but I should probably get back to earth with some other subjects.

fly away

One of many amazing sights from my brother’s backyard.

sighting

As some may know, I’m a weather nut. Needless to say I was completely enthralled with the show the skies put on for me in Tucson.

singing in the rain

This 4th of July weekend was spent at my brother’s house in Tucson. I have always wanted to experience the extreme heat of the desert during summer but temps only hovered around the high 90s. Good enough for me and thank goodness for swimming pools.

patriotic pants

Just another day walking through the west village.

open door

Yes, I’m having a fine time with this 14mm lens. Ernie wanted to check it out too and took a big sniff.

chin up

My dear friend Pamela has let me borrow her camera before I actually take the plunge and buy a 5D for myself. It’s a good sign that this camera is the one for me when I capture a shot like this.

high five, er four