Stop the presses

So, I’m sure you’re fully aware of the fantastic photography skills of my partner and main man, Chase. Mostly because I link at him all the time. And I am going to do so again. Because guys, guys!

He finally put together a portfolio site.

And it’s pretty boss, and (as I called it) “A real Grown Up Site”, with clear thesis and everything. I am so stupid in love with him, but seriously, the two projects he has up right now (and more to come!) are solid. And years in the making. I watch him take pictures every day and only get glances at a tiny slice of the actual volume of work he does. There is so much thought and effort involved here—at one point, our living room floor was covered in 4×6 prints that were slowly sorted over several days into possible projects. Anyway, you need to go take a look, I think. Of the two projects currently up, I think Friendly Way is my favourite. And not just for the starting photo:

Also, I made the unicorn logo for him. I sort of love it.

Why this man has not found a job in the city (so we can move there), I don’t know.

I am not making much of anything that is interesting for you to look at right now, but I did hear someone on the MAX say the following:

The most interesting thing I saw in San Fransisco was the lobster bread. It was bread shaped like a lobster.

Really? That was the most interesting thing?

Anyway, some low-res video of jellyfish to soothe you this evening:

And how about a grasshopper, one that did not get mashed into our grill on the way home.

That’s the sky I was missing. There is an unrelenting foofiness to an Oregon sunset and sky in general. Not majestic, but pink. Like two dude unicorns making out. That is an Oregon sky.

The world has decided that I am the kind of person who should find abandoned kid’s drawings.  I’m cool with this, because it makes me totally happy.

And those are scientists, making a portal to another world/dimension, by the way.