Weekly Photo Challenge: Ephemera

My entry for the first time in a while: a poster for the freak show at Coney Island--one of my favorite places on earth.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Slogan

I have a couple this week.

I'm of course on my Stefan Sagmeister kick this week (I'm even having dreams about him, where he tells me to not be scared to do the things I want to do. It's nice) and he has a whole new book of slogans to choose from! Here is one half of the slogan "Everybody thinks...they are right" from the inside of his show at Deitch Projects in Soho. In his lecture, he said he found that this was the reason for most conflict in the world. Good point, I think.

And then after I left his exhibit, there was this charming slogan on a telephone pole, which I hope you will appreciate.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Lychnobite

I'm coming in late on this--it was supposed to be posted on Friday, but I was sick this week, so please forgive my tardiness.

I searched and searched all week for a goth person on the street, or maybe a night-time subway driver who would let me take their picture, but then my friend sent me a You Tube video of The Count (my first exposure to anyone who only toiled at night), so I took a pic of that.

Check out the other entries, starting with Dave's. His has a good story.

Weekly Photo Challenge: Hazard

My friend Dave and his pals have a weekly photo challenge I've decided to crash. This week's subject was "hazard." And my response--an urban duke of exactly that, but this one's all hopped up on the Lord.



Hazard: The guy who drives this car, souped up on Jesus