Camp. 2011.
This is one of my first photos of the year. I went for a walk new year's morning, when people were just starting to wake up but breakfast was still off in the distance.
A heavy sky, a heavy cold, snow-coated roofs and branches. The sun never came out that day, so the snow stayed and we sledded down barn hill on trays from the kitchen. We rolled the damp snow into balls and made snow-ducks, a mama and babies, swimming across the snowy lawn.
Happy New Year.
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From Above
Somewhere, North America. 2008.
Somewhere between the Rockies and my transfer in Chicago, I realized it was beautiful out and started taking pictures. I have others with more urban landscapes, but this one has the most sky. If you squint, you can just make out the curve of the earth. Or maybe it just looks that way because the corners are darker. God, I love flying.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Snowy Fence
Boston. 2009.
I went to visit my friend Lydia in Boston last January. Turned out my cousin lived just a mile away, so I walked over for brunch, the morning after a big snow. Beautiful walk, beautiful snow. It was still and calm but only because snow collects and holds sounds. If I looked around, there was actually quite a bit of activity. But still, it seemed so quiet.
I stopped at a bakery on the way home and took pictures of their bread.
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