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photography

A collection of 206 issues

Life Before Death.

Wow. This photo exhibit is pretty damn amazing. You may have already seen it elsewhere in the blogosphere. This sombre series of portraits taken of people before and after they had died is a challenging and poignant study. The work by German photographer Walter Schels and his partner Beate Lakotta,

Carnivorous.

originally uploaded by Neylano. I took this photo in Rome three years ago. As you can see, the Italians have no qualms about eating meat. I mean, look at this: the tongues, the feet, the stomach lining. It’s all there, baby! In it’s unadulterated, undisguised form. Honestly, I

I'm so psyched!

So, via my many illegal outings with the dogs to the ballfields at Big Howe, I’ve made friends with Rocky Salskov, a fashion photographer here in Seattle. A few months ago, I told him about my increasing interest in film and photography, sending him my résumé and the pdf

Motherhood.

, originally uploaded by callieo!. I did a photo shoot with my friend Lisa et son petit garçon, Coltrane, yesterday. She’s pregnant with her second baby and wanted some good shots of the two of them before Bambino Numero Two arrives, sometime in June. I don’t know what it

Chez moi.

originally uploaded by Dean Forbes. I found this photo on Flickr by a great photographer named Dean Forbes. Just thought I’d post a link to his "Morning" set. The photos are breathtaking and really capture the aesthetic of the Pacific Northwest that is Seattle. And even though

The Olympics.

originally uploaded by callieo!. These are the mountains I see every time I open my front door or look out my living room window. Bellissimo, no? I have my laptop back now; I have a new CD player and they replaced the screen. THANK GOD. Using that Dell was torture.

1934.

originally uploaded by Neylano. Hi, Pat. I just got off the phone with Will and he told me how much you like reading my blog. So, this photo is posted just for you. Your son, my love, fixing his gaze on the majestic Olympics. It’s cropped a little to

Tibetan monk.

originally uploaded by Neylano. Taken by yours truly, today outside the White House during a protest against China and their latest crackdown in Tibet. The protesters started at Pennsylvania Avenue, marching up Connecticut Ave via Dupont Circle to the Chinese Embassy where the crowd really started to get more animated

Two pears.

originally uploaded by Neylano. I’m going to change my blogging schedule a little now that I’m working, writing my entries on the weekends. I’ll probably have time for quick little stuff like this during the week, though. Here’s a picture I took almost two years ago.

Silica cluster.

On the steps of the National Portrait Gallery, Washington, DC. This taken with my Holga (I think), on one of my lunches. My gym is right across the street. Lately, I’ve been thinking about cities and use cases…. I’ve also been intrigued by this new social media service