Startled, again

More Hermann Park.

Chopper

CareFlight helicopter taking off from the roof of Hermann Hospital, seen from Hermann Park. The park is so very close to the med center, I'm amazed I hadn't been there before November.

Plane

Inspired more or less by the photo below from the 1970s of Philip Petit walking a tightrope connecting the Twin Towers (which in itself I first heard about in Colum McCann's excellent novel Let the Great World Spin.)

(This photo found here.)

TMC Redux

When I did my TMC photo tour about a month ago I started out by the fountain wall, so it was still light. Here it is at night, in all its glory.

Dog

Unplanned juxtaposition indeed.

Night

This is from way back when I didn't have a tripod to steady my long exposure shots; I post this because the clouds last night (when I didn't have my camera, of course) reminded me of it.

Sky-In-A-Box

An ally in downtown Ann Arbor that I believe has a name, but I can say no more.

Memories

I've posted photos from the Arb in Ann Arbor before, and here's another.

(Not) Film

I'm going to invest in a film camera one of these days, but for now I'm left with using Photoshop to make a Diana Mini-like effect.

Edit: this is the entrance to my apartment!

Corner

Houston downtown, on the way to a concert by The National. Too bad they didn't allow my camera in for the actual thing.

Goat

He has invaded the car, and he is staring me down...

Buttons

AustinCat!

Lonely

Farmland outside of Ann Arbor.

Phew

Done with exams woo!

This is somewhere around Ann Arbor, although I have no idea where.

Murky

To continue the trend, another pre-exam photo demonstrating the current state of my brain: murky and under construction.
And it's still from the medical center series!

Stop

I'm in test mode again, so daily posts may not quite happen...

Lit Up

This is usually the first thing I see when coming out of the med school building after studying late at night. Not the worst thing ever...

Nom

Lifeline(s) of the medical student.

Train

The train track in the middle of the road is very distinctive part of the Texas Medical Center. Especially when you're in the left turn lane and the train pulls up behind you. And honks when you don't notice the green light (true story).

Construction, Part II

Really, I don't understand why I'm so attracted to the way construction sites look.