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.

Cemetary Gate

A little cemetery in a park next to Jerusalem University, January 2010.

Israeli Apartments

Everything looks just slightly different in Israel...
Jerusalem, January 2010

Rainy Drive 2: Da Remix

I wish the window were cleaner... But oh well.

Rainy Drive

Driving back from New Orleans, August 2009.

SMU Flagpole

I've always liked the way flags look with the sky as background. Or at night, in this case, since SMU lighting can be pretty nice.
7 July 2009.

CPH Sunset

Copenhagen city center, 11 November 2008.

Gadgets

Carlsberg brewery, Copenhagen.

2503?

Copenhagen, in front of one of the parliament building I believe. To this day I have no idea what they're doing there. 2503, though!

Snowy Copenhagen

Copenhagen had its pretty moments, no doubt.

Night

'Twas a cloudy night, and a tripod would have really helped.

Looking Homey

I've always wanted to blur out a license plate!

Almost a Park!

Ignoring the traffic, Mockingbird is quite an excellent street.

The Katy Trail

...brings out the healthy in people, apparently. Good for wearing out your dog, too.

(If this is you, I wasn't creepin' on purpose, promise.)

Not the Wind

...but a ghost did this. Or so I prefer to think.

Even With Construction

SMU can be pretty.

More Nashville (Mashville?)

It's nice during the day, too.