Filed under: photography | Tags: amy stein, halloween, harlem, photo essay, photography
Untitled (Snow White and Sister) by Amy Stein.
Great series. Cute kids. Amy Stein’s ‘Halloween in Harlem’ photo essay.
The next month’s moive/music/musical to-do list
watch ‘Billy the Kid’
buy Anathallo’s new CD on Nov. 18
go to Chicago – ‘Wicked,’ Shedd Aquarium, adventures with friends
start on my ‘Sweeney Todd’/‘Edward Scissorhands’ comparison term paper
see another movie alone
Filed under: photography, web | Tags: costumes, dorothy, flickr, halloween, photographs, photography, wizard of oz
In researching our theme for Halloween this year, I came across these lovely Flickr photos.
1. my costume, 2. darth met dorothy, 3. the little lion boy, lost in rome… (clone), 4. Wizard of Oz costume accessories, 5. Another One Rides the Bus, 6. Oz Revisited: 30 Years Later
There are few things that inspire as much panic as being alone in a fitting room and considering asking for help out of a too-small dress that is covering your chest, face, and arms, leaving you barefoot in your underwear and your hands useless in the air. — violet
Been there.
Filed under: photography, web | Tags: adoption, celebrating adoption, families, photography
Celebrating Adoption began when a photographer was asked to take pictures a family so that they could provide a photograph to prospective birth mothers. As a strong supporter of adoption, the photographer offered the session completely free of charge. Celebrating Adoption was developed in 2007, as an organization of photographers that, free of charge, photograph adopted children and their families.
If, some day, I find myself as a photographer, I am absolutely participating.
A list of participating photographers is here. Be sure to check out the galleries on Celebrating Adoption’s Web site — adorable.
Blessed with a mother who was a home economics major and is great at sewing, I won’t need to buy my costume. But if I had a child…
Filed under: web | Tags: apple picking, autumn, fall, fruit, vegetables, website
I’m going apple picking this weekend. And this site — pickyourown.org — is the most comprehensive I’ve found for all sorts of fruit and vegetable picking places. It’s fall!
Filed under: photography | Tags: film, photography, photos, toy camera, trashcam, vivitar ultra wide and slim
Definitely the best $10 I’ve spent. This little camera has an ultra wide lens (22mm), which produces a vignette look. It has no batteries and uses any kind of 35mm film. Can be bought on eBay and other sites. Perfect point-and-shoot. I’m hooked. And my affection for film is growing.
