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Sea Captain

August 24, 2025 at 11:58 pm

In Seaside there is a gorgeous lavender house on 30A with a fun little detail…

A statue of a sea captain wearing a yellow raincoat, looking out towards the water.

The first two photos I took today with my Kodak PIXPRO FZ55. The third one I took with my iPhone last year.

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Orange A-Frame

August 19, 2025 at 1:30 pm

When I first laid eyes on this beautiful orange A-Frame beach house a few years ago with the full moon rising behind it, it was love at first sight.

As the months went by, I kind of turned into half a stalker, swinging by whenever I was in the area just to take a quick look. This next photo is available on Pixels.

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Freezing a perfect moment in a photograph feels magical. The way sunshine hits a tree atop a building, an airplane in just the right spot, neatly manicured hedges behind a fancy fence, a peach colored building against a gray Chicago sky, a strangely dignified looking parking garage, and the Sears Tower from the roof of Whole Foods Lincoln Park.

Life is fleeting, but full of wonders if you stop to look.

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Postcards from 30A

August 9, 2025 at 1:30 pm

From a beachside rainbow to the Alys Beach dragon sculpture and regional bumper stickers, this collection of snapshots resembles postcards one could imagine seeing in a gift shop. Greetings from the Florida Panhandle!

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Collages

August 5, 2025 at 12:47 am

I miss Instagram’s old square grid. There was something stimulating about the collaged effect of the squares that has disappeared since they changed them to vertical rectangles. Because of this I’m finding myself using Tumblr again after a long hiatus. Here are some collages of things I’ve found inspiring lately.

Artist credits:

The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere by Grant Wood
The Parisian Novels by Vincent van Gogh (photo by me)

My picture of this artwork is heavily pixellated since the copyright is still active:
Brushstroke with Spatter by Roy Lichtenstein

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