it happened again

One day it was fine. I opened it, resized it, saved it, etc. The next day it looked like this.

Could it have anything to do with squirrels? We've got a lot of squirrels here.

HOW MANY RADICAL FEMINISTS DOES IT TAKE TO SCREW IN A LIGHT BULB?

Shut up, that's not funny.

© Sherrie Levine, After Walker Evans

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what just happened?

yesterday this file looked like a picture. when I opened it today, it looked like this:

At Your Own Risk

Damn... Mel, you had to go and post this. Then of course, it made me think of the last time I got sucked into a youtube background replay day. How come there aren't more crude rap songs about contemporary art?



Well, now that I've posted something I should be ashamed to spread around, let me bring attention around to two things I'm downright excited about:

Lay Flat

- I mean, come on, just look at all the great people involved and the exceptionally affordable price tag. I'm really just downright honored to be included in this one.

50 States Project

- this one too. 50 photographers and their different takes on one challenge/assignment. What I especially love about this one is that problem-solving aspect. I have to admit, when I was first approached, I was reluctant to take on any new commitments, but when I saw how many people were involved who I've been admiring for awhile now, I couldn't say no. This is a party I was excited to be invited to. Thanks Stuart.

my new favorite thing ever:

just press it over and over and over.

oh wait, this one does it to photos. even better:

note: the photo is from my self-imposed studio lighting practice last weekend to see if I could make some sort of intense action-y basketball pictures. It was inspired by Sam's birthday gift- tickets to see the Harlem Globetrotters.

the random number generator

is here.

While most of my work is shot on film, I do still have plenty of photos here that have been made with my Canon 5D. So, the premise of the game is simple: Use the random number generator to choose the photo to post.

today's number: 1531

happy valentine's day

thanks Karen Eng.