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As the sun went down

Posted on October 28, 2001July 17, 2023 by Jeff

When I got back, I tucked my portable webcam in my pocket.

when I looked out through my windshield, this is what I saw

I got stuck here during the last ice storm, straddling the bridge near the entry to my apartment. There is a little park across the street. It seems like there is a park about every fifty feet around here.

It amazes me how quickly the urge to take pictures comes back. I felt really shitty just playing like this, it was a tease. I can't see putting something like this on my walls. Digital cameras are so crappy. I can't see producing anything serious with them.

Maybe I've just got a thing for florists.

As the sun went down in front of the Barnes and Noble, the distant hotel looked like Disneyland. I couldn't resist pulling a Gaugin. Yes, that really is the moon.

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