Berkshires

Julie in a diamond


exposed field


race I


race II


Our lake


In fear of townies


Green rusted bridge


On a string


Frame


Gas

I woke up and it was August

I once wrote an engineering thesis and I now work as a consultant where the movements of forklift operators and shelf stackers are of prime importance. When I stumbled on this passage I could not help to laugh at its awfully painfull accuracy:

"The brightest minds spend their working lives simplifying or accelerating functions of unreasonable banality. Engineers write their theses on the velocities of scanning machines and consultants devote their careers to implementing minor economies in the movements of shelf-stackers and forklift operators" - A. Botton


hair


Nogs and numbers


Leess in record store


grey dog cafe during torrential rains


BK light - that cloud looks like Canada..

Fire Island

Miami pt 3

Impressionist Hotels


Supersize in yellow


focus play


horizon


from the beach

miami pt 2

peach beach 1


peach beach 2

Miami

in the water


Jon


crossing


goose bumps and smoke

Prospect Park Picnic

Lisa


The park

Hilton Omaha

looking outside a hotel window


a Lynchian hallway in Omaha

Good Words

A Speech by David Foster Wallace

I've been battling DFW's mammoth book "Infinite Jest" for sometime now, but I was caught by him through his articles and this particular speech (the abridged version is linked) which I find more poignant than ever.

Shout Out

By Shane Korpisto

Shane has recently been displaced to Buenos Aires, and he has been taking some incredible shots of his surroundings: takemefrombehind.blogspot.com

Nush and Nick

nush, nick, and the brooklyn sun.

Long Beach

the train ride


bleached out


tilted beach


sand


Planes above sand