Performance art, Day 303

Tick tock, Day 273

Today was another day where the hours passed by so quickly and I was left at the end of it feeling a bit anxious about not having taken enough photos. Gerald is sick, so we drove to Walgreens to buy him some cold medicine and I happened to park the car in front of this sign. It made me laugh because it related so well (in my opinion) with yesterday's image.

Window dressing, Day 270

Homeward bound, Day 264

Another night riding in the car and photographing (Gerald is driving). Sometimes riding in the car or taking the bus is the only time to sit and be still. A forced meditation on the road ahead. A place to think about the day ahead or what has occurred...or not.

Day 229

Another journey, Day 207

I rode the bus to my last class today. The light was that golden brown hue that only occurs this time of year. I was in awe once again.

Going home, Day 195

Today was my last day commuting to Denver to teach two intro photo classes. I had to stay late to finish grading and cleaning...it was a 12 hour day for me. I left my house while it was still dark in the a.m. and returned in the dark in the p.m.. I was really dreading my commute, but it turned into a lovely quite time to just sit and stare out the window or people watch. So I will actually miss the twice a week journey. Who would have thought!

Night, Day 172

There are parts of me that misses shooting film, like the element of surprise when a roll has just been developed. But I have found with digital that I am much more playful when I shoot because the results are immediate. Tonight I practiced walking and shooting at the same time.

I see the moon, Day 148

The moon is close to full tonight. It is a brilliant shining orb in the night sky. My image doesn't do it justice.

Appreciation, Day 125

Today will never be like any other day on 09/09/09. But this goes for yesterday, and the day before that, and so on. Everything is in constant flux-moving, changing, shifting. It's just that some days are similar to others, or change moves at a slow rate so we are unaware. Because of this I need to remind myself to appreciate what I have in the moment, for today will never be like any other day.

Going home, Day 48

I haven't posted any images from the night time hours until now. I usually like to post a bit earlier in the evening. I was photographing by the seat of my pants tonight because I didn't have an image that I liked from the day. I tell my students to have their cameras with them at all times, and this is the first time in my life I have actually begun to seriously practice what I preach. Since I began this project I have begun driving and photographing at the same time. This is probably not the best idea, but I don't look through the view finder, and I don't review the images. This is a little safer than talking on my cell phone while driving (which I do not do). Now if Canon would only make a "hands free" camera...