This is a little embarrassing. When I moved across the country last year, I misplaced some of the notes and supporting materials relating to my flipwalks. Specifically, I don’t seem to have any information on flipwalks #28, 29, and 30. (I do have a notebook that seems to have all my notes on flipwalks 31 […]

posted 27 June 2008 in Photos. no comments yet

A few years ago, I brought my camera along to a (long, dull) video shoot for Los Lonely Boys, in a small town about an hour north of Austin, Texas. This was my favorite picture of the day. (More flipwalks next week.)

posted 20 June 2008 in Photos. no comments yet

Returning once again to February 2005: The photo and report for my twenty-seventh flipwalk can be found here. David Adam Edelstein was generous enough (and obsessive enough) to make a map of my first twenty-five flipwalks. Check it out and see all the places I ended up, and how they cluster. And then go visit […]

posted 13 June 2008 in Photos. no comments yet

I’m delighted to say that after a hiatus of several years, I’ve returned to my flipwalks. If you’re not familiar with my flipwalk project, you can click here for the whole “48 Hours From Ground Zero” gallery. The short version is that while living in New York City, I would leave my house and determine […]

posted 6 June 2008 in Photos, Self-reflexive. 2 comments

Over Memorial Day weekend, we went out to the Palm Springs area. We visited the nearby Joshua Tree park, and I learned that it is almost impossible to take either a good picture or a bad picture of the park–the subject just overwhelms whatever photographic point of view you might bring to it. (Or whatever […]

posted 30 May 2008 in Photos. no comments yet

I’m going to start posting a photograph once a week: something old, something new, or an entry in the 48 Hours From Ground Zero series. This week: a picture I took last June in Paris. No, I have no idea why a Paris streetcorner has a mosaic of Q*Bert; I only know that on a […]

posted 23 May 2008 in Photos. no comments yet