The texture in the cracks of the street and the beaten and worn traffic cone in the corner draws me into this photograph.
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Some of My Favorite Things
Documenting my path of discovery, capturing feelings through photography and writing.
Nostalgia
Some of My Favorite Things
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September
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- Paper-Stacks on a Highrise 4
- Paper-Stacks on a Highrise 3
- More Recent Photographs
- Some Recent Photographs
- Textured Building
- Toned Building
- Beaten Truck
- I'm Not Over the Fence
- Leaf
- Paper-Stacks on a Highrise 2
- Niel Allen 8
- Niel Allen 7
- Paper-Stacks on a Highrise
- Niel Allen 6
- Niel Allen 5
- Niel Allen 4
- Niel Allen 3
- Niel Allen 2
- Niel Allen
- Untitled 3
- Keep Portland Weird
- Hungry Hungry Hobos
- Smoking A Gun
- Untitled 2
- Traffic Cone
- Metal Structure
- Rocky
- Contemplative Boy
- Windows
- Fish Bowl
- Untitled 1
- Timelessness
- Gill
- "Tex"
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September
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About Me
Strands of Amazing Marvelousness
- Alfie the Aardvark
- Fabric
- Jeans
- Paper bags and paperweights
- Tongues that taste
- Skin that touches/feel
- Noses that smell
- Eyes that see
- Ears that hear
- Media frenzies
- Band-aids
- Dusk
- Dawn
- Eye of the storm
- "Sarcastic regret tear"
- Sketch
- [Love], as it's called
- Hippo Havens
- Hulahoop
- Drafts
- Having a virus
- Not having strep or mono
- Buttons
- My home
- Oregon Rain on Metal Rooftops
- Blueberry Frog
- Scarfs in the Wind
- [2008]
- Lips
- Two and Three year olds
- Plaid vests
- Did you see the sunset tonight? Yeah, it was amazing!
- My -ish
- My newly found optimism
- My eyes
- "Glass walls"
- Yawns
- Spindles
- Universe
- Plumes of smoke that blow away following the path of the wind
- Whimsical houses
- Writing
- Bicycle-bag-beard man
- Truth revealed through people's eyes
- Leaves changing colors
- The "beat" of downtown
- Motion
- Architecture
- Places
- People
Word Worm
Today's word:
"moil": to moisten, make wet; to toil, drudge; to moisten or soil; hard work; confusion, turmoil
"moil": to moisten, make wet; to toil, drudge; to moisten or soil; hard work; confusion, turmoil
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- www.theworldatstreetlevel.com
- www.inkwelljournal.org
- www.thisibelieve.org
- www.blueletterbible.org/index.cfm
- art.littlesongs.com
- www.ORLO.org
- www.portlandmonthlymag.com
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