We updated the theme on my websites to fix some problems, but in the process it overwrote the widgets (the stuff I have on the right sidebar, over there >>>) and did some other odd things, so we’re fixifying it. … Continue reading →
Brookfield Zoo has a spectacular habitat for the Mexican Grey Wolves called Regenstein Wolf Woods. I learned something while reading about them on the Zoo’s site: “All the types of wolves you’ve heard of, like timber, gray, Arctic, and Mexican, belong to … Continue reading →
“Paint the fence!” “Wax on!” “Wax off!” Thank you Karate Kid. And today’s letter is… M! Ironically, this is the fence by which I stand every time I wait for the northbound bus near my house. M’s all over the … Continue reading →
This ferocious young man is the pride of the zoo, the king of beasts, the lion of doom. Well, I added the, “of doom,” part. His wife, on the other hand, isn’t impressed. Snooze city. He’s actually not all that … Continue reading →
Tilt your head to the left when you look at it, and you will see… The Letter L! This is fun. I wandered out today and got some pictures of the built environment for M, N, and P. Stay tuned! … Continue reading →
(Any Rundown [the movie with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson] out there?) “K” was a tricky one. I took three shots in total, but this is my favorite of them and therefore my image for today’s letter. My theme here at … Continue reading →
Kangaroos fascinate me. They don’t live on this continent, so I’ve never encountered one outside of a zoo. They’re marsupials, which is rare here too – though not on their own continent of Australia, where there are many species of … Continue reading →
I’ve noticed, in doing this project, that I’ve started seeing letterforms everywhere – the wheel wells of cars, branches of trees, even the intersections of power lines. This one reminds me of a day I spent at the park near … Continue reading →
The Jambu Fruit Dove, admittedly, is a lovely fellow. He looks like a flower – one of those star lilies with the overpoweringly lovely fragrance. He is, however, shy. The more literal-minded among you will note this is not, in … Continue reading →
I love these trees; and it finally occurred to me that it’s because they’re evergreens. Though, I do wonder what the folks in the neighborhood think of me wandering around loose, photographing the local flora. Thank you for joining … Continue reading →
