this dude loves trying to protect me....from everything.

my brother
When I use to cook in professional kitchens, this is the good stuff my comrades and I would fight over. Plus there's no better way to show your total respect to the life of an animal then to eat it's tongue, snout, kidneys, glands, and stomach lining. I mean, that's where your ribeye and cheeseburger come from, you know.

cooking with your kids...get some



ok so these aren't my kids. they don't have to your kids either. just find one...maybe two. and get in a kitchen and roll up your sleeves and make something delicious. no one wants to eat the same recycled shit out of a box or bag, night after night.

hardwired


i love how we're all unique machines. how the two sides of our brain fought it out for control of what becomes a large part of our individual identities. left brain/right brain. thanks to amoreena for sending me this . it could easily be some internet fake. i hope not. i totally wanna know that kid.

england



countryside in miniature

chocolate


A posh little chocolate shop. Tucked in a back alley. Gothic Quarter-Barca.

Just got back in town from kicking around in Barcelona with my brother. It was really nice to get away for a bit.

another from my douglas county series of images.

sweet action


it's suppose to snow again. so i decided on ice cream and hangouts with an old friend.

whiteout!


this just started coming down...and it's coming down hard. it's a snow day like the movie snow day.

i have always wanted one

and for 5 bucks in phila. i was able to get me one of those old and worn copies. totally stoked.

philadelphia


i use to live in pa. i really enjoyed it. i spent a couple years there then packed up and moved on. leaving tomorrow for a couple workshop dates then back on sunday. ima eat like ten of these.

6971330


going through old images i made throughout '08

get it in ya



jill taylor, neuroanatomist. at 37, a woman who had spent her professional career studying the human brain, suffered a stroke. dang. she recounts the experience and offers her insight into the human experience. totally has nothing to do with photography....directly, but i think it's well worth a watch. and if you're not already spending too much time at ted.com, you should be.

get it in ya

get it in ya

get it in ya

sorry guys


after 150 yrs.......lame.

sometimes




life and light is great

the kid


welcome home

denver


denver international drop off.

snapped around halloween. this guy was gone, but he seemed to enjoy having his photograph taken.

stairs and mirror

just the stairwell at my parents house. taken in december.

waiting for the fly away. lax, ca

i enjoy watching these kids eat.  

repairs

i love my car.  i mean, i really love my car.  i just hate my car.  i mean, i  really hate my car.  i wish i didn't have to drive a vehicle and it made practical sense to ride my bicycle everywhere but that just isn't the case.  it's a nearly twenty year old volvo 240 wagon.  it's as beautiful as it is ugly and been more pain than it's worth.  i'm stubborn and am dead set on driving it until teleportation technology is refined enough for everyday human travel or i stash away enough cash to buy a newer old volvo.  either/or.  but until then i'm sure i'll have more weeks like this last one.  troubleshootingtroubleshootingfixed.  thanks for your help david, as well as lending me that old guy strength i have yet to aquire. lolomgjkjk, what?

pop


tacoma, wa-july '07

knitKNIT

i've taken up knitting...as well as photographing the process and textiles used.  i'm really enjoying both.  i never thought i would be a knitter, but my brain really loves the repetition.