Gallery 5
(I strongly recommend clicking on this photo to enlarge it. A good idea for every gallery, I think.)
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posted by JMW at 1:15 PM
Friday, November 16, 2007
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- Name: JMW
- Location: Brooklyn, New York
John Williams is still maintaining this blog, despite rumors to the contrary.
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- Aughts Thoughts
- My First Karaoke
- Chuck E. Fright
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- I Might Never Feel Settled Down
- The End of Civilization
- Remembering Kurt (Not Cobain)
- Babbling About Music
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- A Rare Visit with the Doctor
- Cinematic Crushes
- Publishing/Books
- Self-Deprecation
- Watching Awards Shows
- Speak, Memory
- First Post Ever (Including Explanation of the Blog's Name)
Previous Posts
- Wristcutters: A Love Story
- Down the Stretch
- A Mystery Solved
- AP Headline of the Day
- No Country For Old Men
- There Are Only So Many Ways to Write a Headline Te...
- Back in the Saddle
- Gallery 4
- Loose Buttons, Junk Mail, and Dusty Refrigerators
- Five Songs, Chapter Twenty-Five
3 Comments:
I'll echo Mrs. White's comment, posted in response to the last "gallery" offering: I'm lovin' this series of photos. Keep 'em comin'. This one would serve as a great NYer cartoon-caption-contest. My entry would be something like: "Otis, I told you not to eat the PRIZE-WINNING pumpkin!!!"
Hey! Where'd you find a picture of my grandpa?!?!
(Joke. My grandpa's MUCH bigger :)
My favorite thing about this photo is that the horizon is tilted, like he's standing on the deck of a rolling ship, or planet earth for that matter. Almost as if his weight is tilting the land off balance. It lends some kind of action or drama to the scene. Also, the suggestive "..RD" on the truck. What comes to mind?
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