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Random freshman year roommates, who thanks to a bit of creative self-description (nonsmoking, check), ended up living together in tiny spaces for two entire years.
Now, over a decade later, we're on either coast- one in New York City, the other in Seattle- but we still send each other beautiful things to appreciate each day.
Now, over a decade later, we're on either coast- one in New York City, the other in Seattle- but we still send each other beautiful things to appreciate each day.
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- Late Morning, FDR Drive
- scootstools.
- relief.
- Erase Clouds, Smith St.
- happy rockin' birthday!
- space shadow.
- there's room (but not much) at the top.
- disco dinos at dusk.
- a little bit of magic.
- Brilliance
- bit of damage.
- one of my favorite spots.
- where the wild things are.
- For One Week, The Best Sandwich in the World
- ye irish snail.
- The Entropy of Memories
- in, down and out.
- Treasure
- Barns
- fleur fence.
- Wolfe County, Kentucky
- furry. fuzzy. friendly.
- life emerges where others rest in peace.
- An Appalachian Day
- origami orbs.
- Departure, 5:30 a.m.
- what's in a name?
- Everywhere Art
- does it have a name?
- (One of My) Favorite Roads
- Home
- To-Do List
- moo.
- Raspberry Secrets
- The Rising Tide
- be back soon!
- anniversaire.
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2 comments:
at first glance, zoomed out it seems like this is a pix of someone's old walkman, tshirt, and flip flops against an observatory glass floor.
zoomed in it's like a where's waldo
i'd like to see more from this "perspective"
wow. i like the first glance.
does it make sense now, spatially?
that colorful "building" on the left is the ugliest frank gehry building, the emp: experience moving project. it's meant to look like a smashed guitar from above, and as you can see, lies in the shadow of the space needle.
i'll look for more downward-facing shots.
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