Overexposed

The photo, anyway.

Soup?

Is that how they make it here? Looks like a party.

Uncolor

The clouds look painted on this way.

The Arb, once more.

Seva

An excellent vegetarian restaurant in Ann Arbor.

Domino!

Obligatory hunter cat photo.

Pencils

What could be better?

Leaves at Dusk

It was darker than it seems here, which is why the colors look so saturated and unreal.

You're Welcome!

Taking photos while eating ice cream is hard. But anyway.

All The Way Up To Heaven

The Arb, Ann Arbor.

Caravan

There are camels afoot in Ann Arbor. Mhmm.

Shiny

I love street lamps at night. Love love love.

Windows, Again

Eastern Michigan University, aka EMU. Except that is not their mascot. Really?

Howlin' at the Moon

By the time I got to where I could take this photo, the moon had gotten much less bright. But, better than nothing, anyway.

Ann Arbor

Downtown on Liberty Street.

This Is Not A Music Stand

(And an experiment in bracketing.)

Shakespeare et al

Thanks, 20% off sale at Half Priced Books!

Wired

Ever since I stumbled upon Dan McCarthy's art I've been obsessed with photographing power lines (and I would do the same for underground dinosaur skeletons if I could, believe me). He really has become one of my favorites.

Warhol Windows

It appears that the lofty goal of "one photo a day" has not come to fruition, but I must say that graduating from college, followed by image hosting troubles, can put a hex in even the best spur-of-the-moment daily-update plan. Here we go, anyhow:
I've been waiting for my Nikon d90 for over a year now, and since the whole family pitched in to buy it for me as a graduation gift, I can finally post more recent photos. So here is Chuy's, on Knox in Dallas:

It is almost always the case that windows in repeating arrangements are photographic gold, and this is especially true with a little Warhol magic thrown in.

JJ

A snack before the drive home...

State Theatre

View of State Theatre in Austin, before the Roky Erickson/Okkervil River extravaganza.