From the kitchen window through the blue glass.
17 Aug 08
What happens to a can of soda pop left in the freezer?
You can't drink it, but the distended can is a good subject for photographs.
And three hours later it's covered with condensation.26 Oct 08
There I went again
Browsing through the photos taken earlier in the year that I had not gotten around to processing I came across these shots taken back on May 30. Yes, it's the same location as the last post--under the 4th St. overpass (along Flower St.) in downtown L.A.--which proves that I have a mildly recurring obsession with these rocks. Here's what they looked like around the same mid-morning time as with the last post, just six months earlier. (Notice the different angle of the sun.) And in black & white.
A plant grows through it
Under the 4th Street overpass in downtown Los Angeles, the side of the hill is covered with these rocks. At least six months ago a plant somehow grew through the concrete, but there's only a small window of time in the day when sunlight peeks through from above down on it. And for months that time was never when I was passing by. (Back in June I posted this shot of it in shadow.)
That is, until mid-October. These shots were taken between 9:50 am - 10:00 am on October 10, 16, and 17. Within a week after that, the window of sunlight on it had expired until next year.
Flowing and crashing
Aliso Beach in the city of Laguna Beach. The water flowing from the creek hits the incoming surf.
Crashing waves.
On the beach
On the sand of Aliso Beach: seagull feather,
footprint,
cracked abalone shell,
seagull footprint
Down the creek
At Aliso Beach in Laguna, a creek meets the ocean. These shots are taken along the edge of that creek.
11 Sept 08
11 Sept 08
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