I wrote this in April (while commuting) during an April deluge. It’s raining again today, and iScriblr is doing a Rain themed challenge, so here you go.
Speed. Faster is better
Turn signals are for the weak.
Leave your lights off. Be invisible!
Conversely, deploy the brights. See every rain drop.
Document the journey!
I started working in Irwindale in June 2005. I had been a while since I had commuted and it took some getting used to. I coped by taking photos.
This is not the first truck butt I ever shot (unintentionally bagged plenty of truck butts during many road trips), but the one of the first taken during #myshittycommute on the 605.
Have you ever run out of storage space while taking pictures with your iPhone?
Dreamy Rothko-like images appear and freeze the camera.
Is it possible to deliberately take a photo like that on a smart phone?
Or are the devices too smart, assuming we always want things in focus.
This post inspired by The Daily Post’s weekly Photo Challenge.
This week’s theme is Focus
I wish I lived with a view of the ocean.
This view is from Fripp Island, South Carolina, where my mom has spent the last twenty or so winters.
This post inspired by The Daily Post’s weekly Photo Challenge.
This week’s theme is Wish
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This post inspired by The Daily Post’s weekly Photo Challenge.
This week’s theme is Shadow
As a few of you know, I like to do solo road trips.
I LIKE being by myself.
West Texas is one of the more lonely corners of the US, and I find it consistently inspiring.
Here’s a shot from my 2014 circumnavigation of the US:
This post inspired by The Daily Post’s weekly Photo Challenge.
This week’s theme is Solitude
The sun shining through a transparent red door caused this colorful path of light across the sidewalk. Venice, CA. May 2015.
This post inspired by The Daily Post’s weekly Photo Challenge.
This week’s theme is Shine.
