This is another long exposure – 30 seconds with f/11.3. You can see the camera itself on the radioator cover just above Algernon’s head in the reflection. I realize that technically Algernon is an inanimate object that looks like a person but his inclusion was not really intentional so I am not tagging this photo with that hunt item.
Finally, after weeks and weeks of trying to get tickets, we were able to see the Tim Burton exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art. I’ve been greatly looking forward to it, but was concerned that it would be both incredibly crowded and that they wouldn’t allow photography.
I love stores where just by walking in you can feel your lungs fill up with a fine coat of chocolate. The Old Firehall Confectionery is located on Main Street in Unionville, a community just north of Toronto. They sell ice cream, fudge, beautifully decorated cupcakes, fudge, candied apples, and of course, chocolate!
Another shot from paper mountain, as it’s the only thing I have looked at today, paper here, paper there, paper bloody everywhere!
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Now playing: The Low Anthem – As The Flame Burns Down
via FoxyTunes
The most beautiful school building I have ever seen, the Indian Community School in Franklin, Wisconsin, is the kind of school all our children deserve. Everywhere the eyes rested was beauty in line, color, light, textures, materials, and design. Lovely place!
Wrote a couple letters and some postcards to send. Most of the postcards are for Postcrossing.
This is one of Catherine’s friends that comes over almost every weekend. This is how they all usually look by Sunday morning. Even the dog is wiped out.
Today Heather and I were insanely productive, and by the time the evening rolled in we had become completely exhausted. We decided to reward ourselves with a nice cup of hot cocoa. We used the Silly Cow Farms cocoa from THIS Frapto post way back when…
