Oh yeah, it's a metaphor. The brake has busted loose. Now what? Do we flail helplessly? Do we have faith in the ropes about us? Or do we realize that without a fork this is a hopeless cause?
Monday, October 29, 2007
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October 29, 2007
Oh yeah, it's a metaphor. The brake has busted loose. Now what? Do we flail helplessly? Do we have faith in the ropes about us? Or do we realize that without a fork this is a hopeless cause?
Oh yeah, it's a metaphor. The brake has busted loose. Now what? Do we flail helplessly? Do we have faith in the ropes about us? Or do we realize that without a fork this is a hopeless cause?
287
October 27, 2007
On the North Shore of Vancouver there's a guy that imports Japanese motorcycles for a living.
On the North Shore of Vancouver there's a guy that imports Japanese motorcycles for a living.
286
October 26, 2007
And there you are, staring at a sign that's older than you are, trying your best to put it all in context.
And there you are, staring at a sign that's older than you are, trying your best to put it all in context.
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
281
October 21, 2007
It's not much, but it's what I did today, welded bicycles. These are the chainstays for the second bike in a week I've decided to melt together. It should be done in a day or two, and then it's on to the next one.
It's not much, but it's what I did today, welded bicycles. These are the chainstays for the second bike in a week I've decided to melt together. It should be done in a day or two, and then it's on to the next one.
Sunday, October 21, 2007
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Wednesday, October 17, 2007
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Thursday, October 11, 2007
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October 9, 2007
It's probably a little too saturated for even my liking, or not enough because it still has a semblance to a real place, but it's a good picture for me because everything was so washed out in rural Alberta today as I rode my motorcycle through the countryside and yet this image has life.
It's probably a little too saturated for even my liking, or not enough because it still has a semblance to a real place, but it's a good picture for me because everything was so washed out in rural Alberta today as I rode my motorcycle through the countryside and yet this image has life.
Sunday, October 7, 2007
267
October 7, 2007
Again, part of the Home series. It's becoming an interesting subtext. I don't put up all the photos I have for this series, perhaps that will be the next project...
Again, part of the Home series. It's becoming an interesting subtext. I don't put up all the photos I have for this series, perhaps that will be the next project...
Friday, October 5, 2007
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October 5, 2007
I've been switching back and forth between two cameras and the difference in aspect ratio to me is like a punch in the face. The Nikon is a bit squatter, the Canon a bit taller. It's not much of a difference but it feels huge right now.
I noticed this spot in my neighborhood about three days ago on one of the very few occasions I didn't have a camera on me and I've been itching to get back there. In hindsight it's good that I had to go back because if I had a camera on me the first time it would have been the Canon and I think the squatter ratio (even if slightly) is more suited to this composition. I know, I could crop the taller image, but that's never been what this project is about. I would suggest that less than 2% of what is on here has had any cropping done and I can only think of one image that I've cropped significantly. Other than that they've all been full frame images composed on the spot.
I've been switching back and forth between two cameras and the difference in aspect ratio to me is like a punch in the face. The Nikon is a bit squatter, the Canon a bit taller. It's not much of a difference but it feels huge right now.
I noticed this spot in my neighborhood about three days ago on one of the very few occasions I didn't have a camera on me and I've been itching to get back there. In hindsight it's good that I had to go back because if I had a camera on me the first time it would have been the Canon and I think the squatter ratio (even if slightly) is more suited to this composition. I know, I could crop the taller image, but that's never been what this project is about. I would suggest that less than 2% of what is on here has had any cropping done and I can only think of one image that I've cropped significantly. Other than that they've all been full frame images composed on the spot.
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
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October 1, 2007
Fall is here, the light comes in low and sneaks up on you. Everything looks greasy.
Fall is here, the light comes in low and sneaks up on you. Everything looks greasy.
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