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The Courthouse
Oct. 27th, 2005 08:08 pm( Cut for large photo )
I left my car at the garage overnight to get the brakes fixed. So this morning, since I was sans vehicle, Mom took me over to Sam's Club to get my meds and to get my glasses looked at. Since I got them on Monday, the right lens has popped out twice and the nose pads are askew so the glasses sit at an angle. Well, the guy at the eye center tightened the screw on the glasses and adjusted the pads, so everything's good. Yay! Afterwards, Mom drove me back over to the garage so I could pick up the car. $260 included my AAA discount, but at least I don't have to worry about failing to stop, right?
Anyway, I've spent most of this afternoon working on photo editting for a couple of shoots I did recently and discovered the above shot on my system. I took it several months ago, but completely forgot that I had done so. I've noticed that in my "art" shots, I tend to like these kinds of architectural or empty spaces. I think it's kinda like my love of blank books; the raw potential appeals to me.
I left my car at the garage overnight to get the brakes fixed. So this morning, since I was sans vehicle, Mom took me over to Sam's Club to get my meds and to get my glasses looked at. Since I got them on Monday, the right lens has popped out twice and the nose pads are askew so the glasses sit at an angle. Well, the guy at the eye center tightened the screw on the glasses and adjusted the pads, so everything's good. Yay! Afterwards, Mom drove me back over to the garage so I could pick up the car. $260 included my AAA discount, but at least I don't have to worry about failing to stop, right?
Anyway, I've spent most of this afternoon working on photo editting for a couple of shoots I did recently and discovered the above shot on my system. I took it several months ago, but completely forgot that I had done so. I've noticed that in my "art" shots, I tend to like these kinds of architectural or empty spaces. I think it's kinda like my love of blank books; the raw potential appeals to me.
