My Time and Space

Blips in time and space keep the moments close, for fear they may disappear as though they never existed. Life's exits of space lead me to question; without the blips, what remains of those moments in space after the passing of time?

suite view

The view from the Hyatt hospitality suite...

stained glass

spider crab?

taken as the magic hour retreats to another day

Hyah!

beach portraits

These pictures were edited using Picasa 3...

singular

Topsail Island

pilings

lonesome

Saintly

delirious

A different kind of Frankie, made completely of balloons. Doesn't he look blissfully happy?

Hallo-scream

This is because I haven't posted in a while. However, it does illustrate how I feel sometimes after a whole day with students...

Rusty?

Stony Brook State Park, Dansville, NY

At first glance, your brain tells you this wall is "rusty". Upon closer inspection, you see that it is actually covered with a rust colored moss. I had to touch it just to be sure.

A Man of Many Faces

Ok, I don't write much on this blog, but a couple of chaps I admire and had the pleasure of working with on the short film Penance last summer, have recently launched their own comedy sketch channel on YouTube called Daily Fiber Films. Seeing that I'd like to help promote their talents in any way I can, I'm here to shamelessly plug you with some Fiber by encouraging you to check out their first installment, titled BFF - it's funny!

Raymond as Dennis, a young adult with Asperger's Syndrome


Taste-testing the puke; perfect flavor!

Which brings me to these pictures I took onset of the very talented Raymond McAnally, an accomplished actor who played a lead role in the film. His role was serious, but off camera he had everyone rolling with laughter with his stories and characters. To top it off, he's a true gentleman, kind, and very professional. Check out his website to see reels of his various projects, including his work on Penance. Be sure to meet Travis - he is a hoot!

Getting his Chippendale's on

The other half of this Dynamic Fiber Duo is the writer and director of Penance, Ryan Gould, a
very talented photographer and film maker who was generous and kind enough to let a rookie like myself, work with his art director. Check out his website to see a clip of his award winning film PG.

Ryan, probably wondering when I'm going to stop taking pictures of everything...

tree-fog

flower child

This is Max. He is an indoor cat. Max escapes every now and then, and despite the fleeting freedom, doesn't venture far from home. He likes to help me garden; I think he's just taunting me that he channeled his inner Houdini.

Having recently received some nice comments about my pix from a few folks, I was inspired to try and capture some of the light during tonight's magic hour. Looking to shoot some flowers, I got much more than I expected!

the Cards