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  • Dad and Greg watching the tide go out at Schoodic Point. Schoodic Point, Acadia National Park, Maine.
  • Looking out to the sea from the loft through the glass array
  • Church doors. Salamanca, Spain.
  • The Cathedral at Salamanca. The whole building is actually built off-center, with adornments to the structure being a full foot or so off at the top left. This is about as symetrical as I could get this shot.
  • Plain and Simple, pt. 5
  • Empty, in broad daylight.
  • Every bar is tiled, it would seem.
  • Every time I goto Sol with a camera in hand, I take a picture of this sign. Why do I do it? Because it would be a really good picture if I did it right. Still didn't get it though.
  • Since the 60's Philadelphia artist and '95 Pew Fellow Isaiah Zagar has been covering the buildings and sidestreets of South Street, Philadelphia, with tiles, bottles, bike tire rims, anything really. More on Zagar and his work, <a href="http://www.isaiahzagar.org/">his personal site</a> and <a href="http://www.pewarts.org/95/Zagar/">his Pew Fellow page</a>.
  • Since the 60's Philadelphia artist and '95 Pew Fellow Isaiah Zagar has been covering the buildings and sidestreets of South Street, Philadelphia, with tiles, bottles, bike tire rims, anything really. More on Zagar and his work, <a href="http://www.isaiahzagar.org/">his personal site</a> and <a href="http://www.pewarts.org/95/Zagar/">his Pew Fellow page</a>.
  • Since the 60's Philadelphia artist and '95 Pew Fellow Isaiah Zagar has been covering the buildings and sidestreets of South Street, Philadelphia, with tiles, bottles, bike tire rims, anything really. More on Zagar and his work, <a href="http://www.isaiahzagar.org/">his personal site</a> and <a href="http://www.pewarts.org/95/Zagar/">his Pew Fellow page</a>.
  • Meeting my quota of overly-saturated abstract shoot from the hip photos for the month of October.
  • St. Petersburg, Florida
  • University of Kansas Natural History Museum
  • University of Kansas Natural History Museum
  • University of Kansas Natural History Museum This horse was named Commanche. It was the last surviving thing left at Custards Last Stand when backup arrived, after any surviving Indians escaped. So it lived for a while and when it passed the stuffed it.
  • University of Kansas Spencer Museum of Art Work from Stephen Johnson
  • University of Kansas Spencer Museum of Art Work from Stephen Johnson
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  • Creep
  • Visited my brother in DC the other weekend and caught the Nationals at home against St. Louis. Pujols didn't play, Cards got smoked.
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  • We are so small
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  • Acadia National Park. Bar Harbor, Maine.
  • Berries?
  • St. Nicholas Monastery 1
  • Flowers with Bee
  • El Capitan and Half Dome
  • Valley Grove
  • Trees, Reflection in Mud
  • Saplings
  • Kyle and the Tree
  • The only dog in Kolkata
  • Polio Sunday
  • Composition
  • The Earnings
  • Smog
  • Cleaning the Bus Depot
  • River Kid
  • Scavenger Lady 2
  • River Kids
  • Street Kids 1
  • Business is Good
  • Yhii!!
  • Silt Miners 1
  • Ferry Boat
  • Rice Boat
  • Headed into the City
  • Buddhist Prayer on the Ganges
  • Sadhu 1
  • Pilgrim Child
  • Sadhu 2
  • Sadhu 3
  • Sadhu 6
  • Sadhu 8
  • Kolkata YMCA
  • Queen Vic Memorial Park
  • Side Saddle
  • Street Kids 2
  • Waiting for the Bus, Picking Nose
  • Cow Patties in Morning Mist
  • Prayer Flags
  • Monkey with Prayer Flags
  • Siddhartha's Cave (National Geographic Cave)
  • Bodhi Tree Temple
  • Great Buddha
  • Bodhi Tree Temple Tower
  • Bodhi Tree Temple Lotus Pond
  • When the Power in Bodh Gaya Went Out...
  • Chilis
  • Wet Rice Storage
  • Drying the Rice and Family
  • Rice Patties
  • Large Buddha
  • Silt Miners
  • Darjeeling Morning Market
  • Darjeeling, Just Before Day Break
  • Cold Morning Portrait
  • Darjeeling, Morning
  • Himalayan Mountainerring Institute
  • Glassy Pond Scum
  • Home Run!
  • Ford Galaxy
  • Classy Doors
  • Damn
  • Foggy Skylight
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  • Key West Bible
  • Hemingway's Study