When I was uploading my frame breaking work to Flickr the other day, and placing it in the appropriate groups, I found this incredibly awesome picture:

As I’ve been going through my old posts and converting them to use Flickr for all image hosting, I’ve found some old photos that I had forgotten about that I really love. I thought I’d re-post a few here for you.

I’ve been debating for a while how to, and whether or not to, switch to host all of my photos on Flickr.

A couple Sundays ago, Marga and I went out for a few drinks. She got so entranced in her sun worship that I was able to snap this picture without her knowledge.

I’ve flown into New York airports at least a dozen times, and I’ve never come close to being as lucky as my buddy, Hubbers, was for this photo.

The other day, I saw this photo-worthy scene. One of the more nicely kept yards in town is bisected by a stone driveway. Sitting in the middle of the driveway, all by himself, far away from the other, bigger plants closer to the garage, was this little guy.

We had some pretty spectacular action in the Cactus Cam project over the weekend. We had five flowers bloom simultaneously!

I was walking around town the other day and saw these little guys staring helplessly out a shop window at me.

My father turned 58 on Saturday. Here’s a little Flickr tribute to him.

Yesterday, like a good house husband, I was placing the food on the table just as Marga was arriving home, when I had a “I gotta take a picture of this” moment. The light coming in the window and the vibrancy of the colors in the salad made our little chefs come alive.