A bag of Classic Lays chips reminds me of childhood, and how there’s always a few pieces of chips stuck in the corner waiting for you to pop it out

“I waited patiently for the LORD; he turned to me and heard my cry. He lifted me out of the slimy pit, out of the mud and mire; he set my feet on a rock and gave me a firm place to stand.” – Psalm 40:1-2

I like how beveling this corner just makes more corners show up.

Everywhere around me, we transport electricity for our usage. It’s pretty hard to avoid isn’t it?

The sun was bright, too bright for me to look directly at it, or at the statue.

It took some time for me to get bokeh. But the process is pretty simple once I figured it out, and I love taking photos of random light sources now The simplicity of colored lights scattered throughout the photo reminds me of simpler times.

Sometimes you have to quit to begin anew.

Lazy afternoon’s at a cafe, working on your laptop. There’s something about well lit spaces and solid wooden tables working next to each other that makes the work go faster.

There’s this China Basin building next to the At&t ballpark which has these corridors that cut right through the building. On one side of the building was the busy bustling city, and on the other side was a serene calm river. It felt a bit like a giant door peephole, looking from one side into the other.