bearded soldier

This is obviously a terrible photo, but I thought it was worth sharing a picture of a statue with a painted-on beard.

made-up origami

A little sculptury thing I made out of paper.

Pieta

Some real art. My favorite sculpture, Michelangelo's Pieta.

Melvin Memorial

Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord, MA, Memorial Day 2008.

face plant

I like the asymmetry of the face.

seasonal display cage

It's fall.

jungle gym

Jungle gym thing in my old backyard. I came close to breaking many an ankle jumping off of it.

reaching wooden hand

My dad carved the sculpture. I printed this on a 4"x6" photo postcard, meaning it's regular b&w photo paper, but the back looks like this.

useless steps

Pretty but pointless stairs that start nowhere and lead to nothing.

mother & child pt. two

Going with yesterday's theme, my mom originally gave this to my cousin as a birthday present last year, minus the accessories. He was horrified, and when Christmas rolled around he regifted it to her. For his next birthday, she re-regifted it back to him, all trashed up, complete with cardboard box grotto. He loves it now.

stone cherub

A little garden angel dude, taken with a magnifying glass in front of the lens.

The Spohrs

Spohr Gardens, Falmouth, MA. Also known as "The Place Where My Grandmother Seems To Have Snuck In In The Middle Of The Night And Decorated With Her Own Lawn Ornaments".

still life with green chair, metal box & vacuum

That little vacuum cleaner looks like a dalek. EXTERMINATE ALL DUST, DIRT AND POLLEN!

sculpted Indian

At Fruitlands Museum in Harvard, MA, where you can learn more about Native Americans - and yourself - than is necessary.

Holocaust memorial

New England Holocaust Memorial, in Boston.

spring duck

Quackaboing.

eagle lamp

Lamp onstage during Amoroso's set at Great Scott, April 9, 2008.

wall face

In Carpineto Nora. I'm not sure what the reasoning behind this was, other than to freak the neighbors out.

shakes my teeth

Another one from this series. And referencing the same song no less.

I bleed

Sophomore year in college we were assigned a project where we had to make a series of photos based on a theme of our choosing. I picked Pixies songs. This is a picture of a mold of my teeth, and I wrote the letters on the negative with a gel pen.