Thursday, July 3, 2008

Art Deco



From the Niagara Mohawk office building in downtown Syracuse NY.






















Thursday, June 26, 2008

further perspective


This shot and also 'Perspective' were done at the end of a very frustrating day at work. I can't use them for work, but they were too nice to go to digital oblivion. I might just print them out and put them up in my new shop one of these days.

Perspective


I like the lighting and the play of the lines

Monday, June 23, 2008

New Office

Well, at 8:05 this AM my Prius headed on down the road, and at around 6pm minutes before a thunderstorm this pulled into my driveway:


















Oh what a difference that this will make in my daily routine. pesky thing has an alarm which I've yet to figure out, other than it works... DAMHIKT.















It also has a really cool office in the back: room for two to work at the desk, though 99.9% of the time I'll be in there solo. Love the new monitor, and both 'rear' chairs swivel to face the desk and also turn to the front for travel. Since I"m the driver, I won't get to ride back there, but they are very comfortable and even I've got more than enough legroom at the desk. Full size keyboard at the front station, which paradoxically uses the rear dock for the laptop.










speaking of which, here's the view from the tail of the van. ;

Monday, June 16, 2008

Parking sign


perhaps the wittiest sign I've seen lately. Located at the Traffic Safety police station in Albany NY.

Wednesday, June 4, 2008

oh look a bunny

The 'in' joke this past week between James and me has been a running take off on the schtick about ADHD.



'I'm not ADHD...


'oh look a Bunny!'


so... I simply 'had' to send him this shot from my cell phone today (same shot, only taken with my real camera)

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Trip-tap-Trip-tap Billy Goats Gruff















Scored a prime parking spot today, despite only being partially under the bridge, I had good shade which really helps with the photoshopping. I kept wanting to lean out the window and ask Who's that coming across my Bridge?!