Beautiful grass with a setting sun.

March 6th, 2010

summer grass flowers

instantpictures.net

Here is a tag for instantpictures.net.  If you get the tag reader for your phone and use it to take a photo of this, the phone’s browser will go to the site.  This is cool.  You can also make ones that automatically call a phone number and you can create your own art for the tag.  I can think of hundreds of uses for this, especially since you can set them up to make a call.  Three cheers for Microsoft for developing this application.

Red sky at morning

February 27th, 2010

passing traffic

The passing traffic on the way to work.  Sailors take warning. A big snow storm was coming.

musical peeps on the electric keyboard

February 20th, 2010

peeps on the piano

Winter of 2010 - peeps playing a keyboard, well sort of.  This is the winter that I’m learning how to play.  In need of a teacher though.

Peeps practice for the Olympics

February 15th, 2010

Peeps on the slope

Apologies to the annual Washington Post Peeps contest.   These guys were having fun.

trapped by the icicle

February 11th, 2010

Icicles

The effects of record snow.  I think of it as global icing.  Maybe this ice age isn’t over yet.

Another snow flake in macro

February 6th, 2010

ice from the sky

Ice crystals from the sky, this is a snow storm for the records, I think.  Global icing.

More Snow in Northern Virginia

February 5th, 2010

A snow flake on my arm

Another snow storm and here’s a flake. This was very lucky. I hope to get more tomorrow. It may be the greatest snow storm to hit NOVA in all time.

Advice from London - 6. change as inevitable

January 30th, 2010

from the Tate Modern

I like #6 and #10.  This sign was on the wall of the Tate Modern.

working for wages

January 22nd, 2010

down the chute to work

Washington, DC Metro.

I’ve been watching Adam Curtis’ documentary on Edward Bernays called The Century of Self.  I would recommend this to anyone. Edward Bernays created our world.

Game Instructions

January 16th, 2010

Good instructions

Nothing quite like having fire coming out of your rear.