Fair frogs

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Mmmmmmmm...synthetic......

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A cathedral ceiling in Delft

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Sometimes it's a good thing to look up.

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Shower buddy

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The cabin doesn't have indoor plumbing, so you have to shower outside. As a result, you sometimes have little friends joining you. Here's one of many small snails that like to hang out where the moisture hits the ground.

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Ribbbrrrrrrrrrrrit

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Winter in Nebraska. I think this shot about sums it up. Poor little lawn ornaments...

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Duck and cover, anyone?

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This was taken at an abandoned Happy Chef restaurant in Onawa, Iowa. You used to be able to press a button and hear the Happy Chef statue sing "Mairzy Doats." The statue is gone, but I will always remember standing in the parking lots listening to the end of his wooden spoon. That didn't come out quite right...

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Haarlem rooftops

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These are some rooftops/façades in Haarlem, The Netherlands. The wind was the biting, icy kind, but the same kind that makes the sky look phenomenal.

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This about sums up Beale Street

Beale Street is kind of like the French Quarter, but only kind of. It's touristy, loud, and looks much better in the dark. No Dixieland. Only the same three chords again and again, occasionally punctuated by an overenthusiastic harmonica player. STAX is much cooler...

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Birds on wires

This was shot just outside my apartment last fall. I thought it was kind of cool and kind of creepy at the same time. If only I were a composer being filmed for a PBS bumper...

National Cathedral

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Sorry I don't have any of the photography geek data on this one. If I find it I'll update the entry, but don't hold your breath.

This was taken in late summer, just as the sun was getting low in the sky. I loved the warmth the light gave to the stonework (which, sadly, doesn't seem to be showing up in the online version of the photo). It may not be all that artistic, but it's what you get when you take pictures from a car on Wisconsin Avenue during rush hour.