May 28, 2007
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Monday, May 28, 2007
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May 27, 2007
I saw a motorhome gutted by a fire on the side of the road by a lake, a family's summer vacation dreams stolen by inconvenient combustion. I saw the edges of storm clouds above mountains stealing the last pink of daylight out of thin air. I saw a black bear, a coyote, a moose. But the whole time all I could think about is how the tire on the back of my motorcycle could spontaneously implode at any moment with it's inner construction bared to the asphalt below it. I rode from Revelstoke to Calgary with my mind fixated on moderating my speed (no easy task, thoroughbred motorcycles like to run fast) and listening for the shrapnel breaking free from the wheel with one foot ready to lock up the rear wheel brake and one eye on the side of the road looking for a soft landing spot. And so today's photo is of that which occupied so much of my day's thoughts.
I saw a motorhome gutted by a fire on the side of the road by a lake, a family's summer vacation dreams stolen by inconvenient combustion. I saw the edges of storm clouds above mountains stealing the last pink of daylight out of thin air. I saw a black bear, a coyote, a moose. But the whole time all I could think about is how the tire on the back of my motorcycle could spontaneously implode at any moment with it's inner construction bared to the asphalt below it. I rode from Revelstoke to Calgary with my mind fixated on moderating my speed (no easy task, thoroughbred motorcycles like to run fast) and listening for the shrapnel breaking free from the wheel with one foot ready to lock up the rear wheel brake and one eye on the side of the road looking for a soft landing spot. And so today's photo is of that which occupied so much of my day's thoughts.
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Thursday, May 24, 2007
Monday, May 21, 2007
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Friday, May 18, 2007
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
120
May 13, 2007
Alright, here we go. For a week I'm parking the big camera and walking around with the pocket point and shoot. Every picture will be low-fi, out of the camera, no mods, no adjustments in Photoshop. If I owned a Polaroid that would be what this week is about but since I don't resist innovation as much as people might think I do I'm using the modern day equivalent, a Canon SD550 Powershot. Turn it on, push the button and voila, a picture.
Alright, here we go. For a week I'm parking the big camera and walking around with the pocket point and shoot. Every picture will be low-fi, out of the camera, no mods, no adjustments in Photoshop. If I owned a Polaroid that would be what this week is about but since I don't resist innovation as much as people might think I do I'm using the modern day equivalent, a Canon SD550 Powershot. Turn it on, push the button and voila, a picture.
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Monday, May 14, 2007
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
114
Sunday, May 6, 2007
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Thursday, May 3, 2007
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