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The most adorable and delicious going away cake for our insect collections manager. We’re going to miss you Crystal!

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Best workfam 💛. This is just the crazies that stayed at the work holiday party until we got kicked out and had to go to our favorite local tavern.

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Some of these photos still have some life to them. I took these photos in 2009 when first started volunteering here during my second year of college.

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Moon Dust

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Much of my next posts will likely reuse the same photo sets... bare with the repetition. I’m re-entering an art school level of rigor for my photography.

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Doing some experimentations.  Just a start.  Gotta exhaust composition studies.  Looking at a lot of comic pages for narrative flows.  None of these are finished pieces.

Who else read a lot of A Softer World way back when?

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“Squidward, if you had some hair, you’d be the most gorgeous creature in the sea! You’ve got looks… talent… all you need is a full head of… hair!”

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http://voyagechicago.com/interview/check-daniel-les-artwork/ I did an interview this month And then they published it To the internets And here it is Good story Daniel Hope it makes for ok reading material But it can never be used to pick up Pet poo

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I’ve gotta lot of updating to do...

From many hours of driving, and many rolls of film, and great amounts of digital storage space...

Photographed at the Salt Wash Viewing Area - UT 30-VI-2018

And for you photo nerds out there, it was taken with Portra 160 sprocketless 35mm

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I got a graflex field camera as a gift and I was worried the lens would be a problem but it really really isn’t. The graflex works real gud

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Bears. Beets. ____________________.

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A couple months back I was in Atlanta and I ended up sitting with whale sharks for something like three to three and a half hours.  Watching the fish make their rounds and observing waves of visitors come and go.  

Not really sure what I’m going on about but here are some pretty pictures from that one time two months ago.

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Antarctic Dinosaurs Opens this week! I guess I’ll crack open this giant book to skim a few pages again.