I’m moving this to a monthly feature of five quick things I thought were cool. This way I don’t feel pressured to link you less cooler things in an attempt to churn these out faster. Most of these aren’t particularly timely so just enjoy 🙂 Continue reading 5 Quick Things: June 2018 →

There’s not a lot of pictures of me that I didn’t take myself. Continue reading Looking At Pictures (Of You and) Me →

Sleepless night thoughts on art museums. Continue reading Standing in An Art Museum →

Flow is a psychological state that is sometimes know as “being in the zone” when everything drops away and you can simply focus on the task at hand. It’s not something to chase but it is something to appreciate when it occurs. Continue reading Finding Flow →

Wedged between two men in the supermarket, both towering so high above me that I couldn’t tap their shoulders if I wanted to. This smallness is a confusing reality that constantly clashes with how I feel inside. Continue reading On Smallness →

There are a lot of clichés surrounding change, especially changing yourself but things will change with or without you. Life goes on either way so you better be ready for it. Continue reading Moving The Needle →

I find myself – often – somewhere new staring out to survey my surroundings, only to find I am actually somewhere familiar. Continue reading New Years 2018: Vignette from Another Rooftop →

In an age where seeing is believing, what is photography even about? Why do we even take so many pictures anyway? Continue reading The Art of Photography →

I’ve seen a few people talking about books that influenced you and with A Wrinkle in Time coming out soon it reminded me of how lucky I am to have had a lifelong astrong connection with books. Continue reading Books and Influence →

Here are some my thoughts on a short lived TV Show that no one watched but it’s a show that has drastically helped me gather my thoughts and feelings about economic issues and shifting generational trends during the 00’s. Continue reading Wonderfalls: An Inadvertent Snapshot of the US Economy in 2004 →