Five Things That Are Just Plain Good

5. The world's oldest skyscrapers, in Shibam, Yemen.

4. These scans of an old book.

3. 99 Fears, a book by Nedko Solakov. The caption of this picture reads "A big fear, a medium-sized fear and a small fear decided to work together on a family of four." Perfect. Via.

2. Prints from Port 2 Port Press. They're delightful.

1. David Alexander Slaager's photography.

Rainbow Tree

I just wish it were real. Then I would sell it.

One, Two... City of Seattle!

These photos are old, but I only just got them developed today. Seattle it a pretty place!

Cheer Up Ben, Things Will Be Better Soon!

This post is dedicated to my friend Ben, who for some reason looked depressed in every picture from the road trip.

Two Pictures

I'm kinda busy tonight (and for the rest of the week, so expect pictures!), but I'm still going to drop some images from my life.
Friend Brady in the parking lot before the Rockies game (last Sunday):


The Top Pot (it's an anagram) doughnut store in Seattle (three weeks ago):

I just got some of my road trip photos developed, so those will likely filter in until school calms down (Diff Eq exam tomorrow).

5 More Good Things

5. Ikea decorated a public train in Kobe, Japan. I want one.


4. Get Lost, by Douglas Wilson. I love the print and the idea.


3. Hairy Futura. I have seen many fonts, but none have made me smile like this.

2. The fashion of Henrik Vibskov: it is ridiculous and unsettling at the same time. Expect me to rip him off in the near future.



1. "Copia", a series by Brian Ulrich. His non-judgmental visual exploration of American consumer culture is profound.

Redundant, but Still Awesome

So we've been through San Francisco, the Redwood forest and are now in Portland at Taylor's Grandparents'. And this picture is silly.

I'm the one in the shorts (my favorite ones) and Ben's in the jeans. Picture taken by good friend Taylor.

Was There Ever Any Doubt?

Sometimes I Feel Like This.

Great picture by Corey Arnold.

Take it Easy

You deserve it. Or something. I really love this by Christiane Hoegner, via I Can't Believe It:

Nostagic for the Summer Already

Taken with the camera that my Grandma Dita gave to me when I went to Michigan oh so long ago:

Dying Tree In Front of My House

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