Market Street, San Francisco, a little altered.

Market Street around the Montgomery BART station in San Francisco.

What to do with a failed photograph? Manipulate the hell out of it and call it a background. :D

Oakland, CA

I uploaded this before I had Photoshop on my computer. If you care to use it, feel free to make it better in Photoshop or whatever other program you might have. I'll leave that to you instead of uploading a second version. I suspect it could benefit from some tweaking of the levels/colors or whatever.

Beautiful full moon tonight. This is in Chinatown in San Francisco.

This came out a little darker than I would've liked, but hopefully it can be used for something.

Oakland, CA.

For background/texture

Rain and litter.

Market Street, San Francisco

Taken at night.

These beautiful leaves, lit up by a street light, seemed to be glowing from within. A little blurry, thanks to my unsteady hand.

Not really

FWIW

Shadow of palms from our Palm Sunday altar arrangements on the limestone steps below.

Eastern Market, Detroit.

I just liked the windows, but as we were lingering here a guy came up & asked if we were associated with the club that meets in the building. Apparently there's a club (with a steep membership fee, sadly) where artists & engineers & such get together to work on collaborative projects. The building says it's United Specialty Produce, and there are little stickers that look like someone was tagging the building that actually say the name of the club, OMNICORPDETROIT. Weird, huh? That's the sort of thing you find in Detroit sometimes, and Eastern Market is a fairly likely place for it too.

...or, "Proof I am not a photographer." ;)

FWIW. It was a mistake photo, so I made it into this.

My photos from Occupy Oakland tonight came out really dark, and this one was kinda fun to make B&W and obscure. Can you see the skeleton sign in there? Happy Halloween!

Frank Ogawa Plaza, Oakland, CA

Sitting up straight and more saturated. And cropped. I also burned in the street a bit, well, a lot. Making the Warhol comment on the last version made me think this needed to be done: more geometric, more symmetrical, more colorful.

My so-so drawing of the Saumur Castle in France. 

A place i go near our home in the Texas Hill Country ...a secret place...the river is pristine and in the morning the suns rays filter through the trees, creating angels, and monsters, and fairies, and quite often the faces of people i have loved and are no longer here...but they are there.

The revolution just might be televised after all!

i thought this might be good for a remix - something coming out from behind the tree or something...?

i also really like these trees :)

That's actually not the sky, with the exception of the bits that look like stars. Add your own stars, or whatever else you like!