Litter sucks. I stick my tongue out at you, litter. That's how much litter sucks.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Monday, June 14, 2010
guess the face
Ten points to anyone who can guess what the face REALLY is. These points will add up, so please keep track of them.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
If you want to know why
This is a question and answer session in which I ask myself questions and then answer them in order to provide the reader with more information. If I ever upgrade this blog and do some work on it (re: figure out how to do that), this Q&A will be in the "about" or the "FAQ" section.
Q: Why do you take pictures of things with faces?
A: I like it.
Q: Why do you like it?
A: I like the surprise of seeing a face when it isn't expected. The faces on houses always make me laugh.
Q: Do you set up your photos?
A: Goodness, no. That would be cheating. And it would take away the surprise of it.
Q: What kind of stories do you write to go along with these faces?
A: Well, those are in the works. They're really more like biographies or character sketches. You can tell a lot from a face, especially if it's an accidental face--like a distracted little hinge on my trombone case. Eventually, I would like to be able to show some type of face-to-face interaction with the faces. I'm not entirely sure what I mean by that, but I would like for some of the faces to serve as a call and response; I would like to catch these faces in conversation.
Q: Do you have an actual job?
A: HA! I'm currently looking for something full-time, but I haven't found anything yet. I graduated two years ago with my MFA in creative writing and I didn't look for a job at first. I had a part-time gig teaching college writing, and I figured that would suffice for a bit. The full-time workload and part-time pay lost its luster right away.
Q: Why do you take pictures of things with faces?
A: I like it.
Q: Why do you like it?
A: I like the surprise of seeing a face when it isn't expected. The faces on houses always make me laugh.
Q: Do you set up your photos?
A: Goodness, no. That would be cheating. And it would take away the surprise of it.
Q: What kind of stories do you write to go along with these faces?
A: Well, those are in the works. They're really more like biographies or character sketches. You can tell a lot from a face, especially if it's an accidental face--like a distracted little hinge on my trombone case. Eventually, I would like to be able to show some type of face-to-face interaction with the faces. I'm not entirely sure what I mean by that, but I would like for some of the faces to serve as a call and response; I would like to catch these faces in conversation.
Q: Do you have an actual job?
A: HA! I'm currently looking for something full-time, but I haven't found anything yet. I graduated two years ago with my MFA in creative writing and I didn't look for a job at first. I had a part-time gig teaching college writing, and I figured that would suffice for a bit. The full-time workload and part-time pay lost its luster right away.
A Monster!
As far as monsters go, this one isn't all that scary. He's actually kind of cute. Soon, he will have a story.
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