Catch Me If You Can
In many cases, let’s assume that graffiti is sprayed without permission. That’s why up until the recent commercialism of street art, people considered it (and still do) a crime – and […]
Author Archives: ancestreats
Live Graffiti / Streetart in Jersey City
Small changes in your day-to-day can end up opening up new worlds. With a newborn at home, I’m up early (or all the time). Ready to go grocery shopping before […]
The Corkscrew Cloud Drift
I don’t know why I looked up to the cloud drift this morning while taking photos at a soccer match. My reward was the sight of this beguiling cloud formation. […]
Tattoo Who
Though impossible to substantiate, I have been told that 80% of the Albuquerque population sports at least one tattoo. Afternoons have already started reaching the upper 70s, so people are […]
Panning For Gold
Every now and then it’s a good idea to go back to your old images and pan for some gold. Search through images from 6 months ago or older. See if you […]
Caps Lock On!
As the human hat rack walked in my direction, I was there to snap this candid. This dad was immersed in his phone call, while his daughter was locked on […]
Flowering Almond
Prunus glandulosa | Flowering Almond is an ornamental bush that flowers in the Springtime. It produces no nuts, just effusive and sometimes fragrant flowers. Almond trees are what produce the […]
The Magic Fish
The light from above seemed to illuminate and reflect off this solitary koi (nishikigoi in Japanese): like a glowing celestial body in space. The artistic patterns on the fish look […]
Snacktime At The Pond
With some dappled natural light, it is fun to capture the sight of colorful and variously patterned ornamental carp in a pond. They create beautiful gestural lines and curves with […]
Understated Yet Desirable
While male peacocks get all the media attention, female peahens get short shrift. Because the ladies are covered in mostly drab colored feathers, they don’t elicit the overt visual excitement as […]
Snap Mammas 