This, um, this just isn't going to help anybody. Ever.
Showing posts with label Photo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photo. Show all posts
June 27, 2011
June 23, 2011
June 22, 2011
Photo(s) of the Day: June 22nd
Check out some pictures from the free show Talib Kweli put on at Red Hook Park last night.
June 21, 2011
June 20, 2011
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June 17, 2011
June 15, 2011
Photo of the Day: June 15th
Take a look at the sign in this picture. "Strawberry Cove Park". Are you kidding me? This is the worst park ever. Look at it, it's got weeds, gravel, and poles. Upon first glance you may notice the monkey bars on the left side of the image and think, "Oh, monkey bars. This is a normal, fun park." Following this thought, however, you will notice that the remainder of the park's structures are no more than standard exercise facilities (see: chrome pull-up bars and balance beams scattered throughout). There are no slides, no bridges, no spinny-things. No fun.
And before you start with that whole, "Man, Max is so critical. I bet this is a great park! I bet people love this park and play there all the time!" let me just point out that this photo was taken on a beautiful Saturday afternoon, and if you'll notice, missing from the company of the gravel and the chrome are what, reader? That's right: people. No people to be found here. I don't think, in my twenty years of driving by this park, that I have once seen a person in attendance. I have never even seen any sort of life at this park; not a stray dog or coyote finds this park enticing. It's a shame, really.
June 14, 2011
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June 9, 2011
Photo of the Day: June 9th
So after seeing Max go H.A.M. recently with these posts, and a conversation about photography with a new friend, I've been inspired to resume the ever-so-famous "Photo of the Day" series. Enjoy.
May 17, 2011
Five Things I'll Miss Most About Florence
Amid cranking out papers and studying for exams, my time in Florence is, very quickly, coming to an end. When I say quickly, I mean that I feel like move-in day was just the other day. But at the same time, it feels as though I've been here forever. Four months is a long time. Cold weather and wearing jackets seems like ages ago. This city feels like home. The amount that I've learned
EDIT: So now I'm done with my semester and visiting my family in London. Look below the jump for the list.
March 27, 2011
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