photos
taking break from transcribing. (NEVER AGAIN. did i mention that?)
have been hankering to take photos lately. i miss it fiercely, as Fred, a past student, would say.
am using this photo from the fire festival on Jeju-do as my desktop background at work right now:
i really love that photo. it looks like one page of a story, frozen in time. what are they thinking? will they continue flying their kite? what are they looking at? what will they do?
photos tell such awesome stories. lovely. silly. horrifying. sad. every emotion, captured and stilled.
there's a terrifying one right now with an NYTimes story about anti-immigrant violence in South Africa. gods. it must be really difficult to be a photojournalist sometimes. how can you take photos and not help?
well. here are some of my favorites from from the last few years. just for kicks. i've got to get out with the camera soon and find some stories here in the cities.
Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia. July 2007. Gathering lilies in the moat.
Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia. July 2007. Sunrise.
Jeju-do, South Korea. March 2007. Feeding the fire festival crowds.
Taman Negara, Malaysia. November 2007. Does it not look like this chicken is on a film set?
Vang Vieng, Laos. November 2007. Walking to the Sunset Bar.
Vang Vieng, Laos. November 2007. Collecting tourist tubes from the cave tour.
A Hmong village on a mountain-top near Luang Prabang, Laos. November 2007. Watching a game.
Halong Bay, Vietnam. November 2007. Beautiful day.
Chinatown, New York City. June 2007. Bubble blowing.
Lake of the Isles, Minneapolis, MN, USA. June 2007. Zen duck.
Lake Calhoun, Minneapolis, MN, USA. June 2007. HA!
Man Mo Temple, Hong Kong, China. October 2006. Incense.
Storefront, Macau, China. August 2007. The Best Store Name Ever.
have been hankering to take photos lately. i miss it fiercely, as Fred, a past student, would say.
am using this photo from the fire festival on Jeju-do as my desktop background at work right now:
i really love that photo. it looks like one page of a story, frozen in time. what are they thinking? will they continue flying their kite? what are they looking at? what will they do?photos tell such awesome stories. lovely. silly. horrifying. sad. every emotion, captured and stilled.
there's a terrifying one right now with an NYTimes story about anti-immigrant violence in South Africa. gods. it must be really difficult to be a photojournalist sometimes. how can you take photos and not help?
well. here are some of my favorites from from the last few years. just for kicks. i've got to get out with the camera soon and find some stories here in the cities.
Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia. July 2007. Gathering lilies in the moat.
Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia. July 2007. Sunrise.
Jeju-do, South Korea. March 2007. Feeding the fire festival crowds.
Taman Negara, Malaysia. November 2007. Does it not look like this chicken is on a film set?
Vang Vieng, Laos. November 2007. Walking to the Sunset Bar.
Vang Vieng, Laos. November 2007. Collecting tourist tubes from the cave tour.
A Hmong village on a mountain-top near Luang Prabang, Laos. November 2007. Watching a game.
Halong Bay, Vietnam. November 2007. Beautiful day.
Chinatown, New York City. June 2007. Bubble blowing.
Lake of the Isles, Minneapolis, MN, USA. June 2007. Zen duck.
Lake Calhoun, Minneapolis, MN, USA. June 2007. HA!
Man Mo Temple, Hong Kong, China. October 2006. Incense.
Storefront, Macau, China. August 2007. The Best Store Name Ever.
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