Archive for June, 2008

From the Queensboro Plaza subway platform, so this is probably a view up, like, 25th street or so.

Moriah coincidentally camoflages herself on the Myrtle-Willoughby G platform.

Visible from the eponymous roof of the roof show.

Moriah and I got to the roof show early today, and it was (almost) unbearably hot. Cue the umbrella

Also, or should I say, again, at Smith and 9th. I screwed something up and we took the G the wrong way a few stops.

ian.crowther posted a video:

Coming from the sun shining on the water pooled between the tracks.

Again, I don't think the light in the gallery was this weird, I was just to overenthusastic about my exposure settings. Leah's monumental piece is visible in the background.

Mainly took this as a shot of the fantastic flooring. Now that's hardwood!

Another shot by Leah. This time of Matt. I should say that Leah is of course an accomplished photographer (obviously) and the blurriness of these shots should be blamed almost entirely on the nonsense settings I apparently had the G9 on that night.

Leah snapped an arm-length shot.

Beth is probably sad not because she is listening to Leah's awesome sound piece but rather because my camera settings cause too high a contrast.

Showing four of Leah's pieces (the detail on these must be seen to be believed, by the way. I did a bad job documenting that), and a table-top showing 12 pages from her room- and show-mate Brooke's art books.

Moriah and I traveled down to Philadelphia (see previous photos), mostly to attend the opening of Leah and Brooke's show Orbital Debris at Space 1026.

Fantastic letterforms.

Once I took the photo showing the bridges, I noticed the mud and tracks.

For a total of 6 Xs.