From Nathanael Archer’s Flickr. I really like his calligraphy.
3 August 2007 at 15:06 (Asia, Book Arts, Calligraphy, From the Portfolio of..., Tibet, Visual Art)
3 August 2007 at 14:46 (Book Arts, Books, From the Portfolio of..., India, Visual Art)
16 July 2007 at 18:19 (From the Portfolio of..., Hinduism, India, Photography, Travel)
16 July 2007 at 3:19 (Design, Drink, 茶, From the Portfolio of..., Industrial Design, Product Design)
Very nice, I like. How much?
Eva Solo/ teamaker Tebrygger Teezubereiter
Eva Solo, an award-winning Danish design firm, was launched in 1997. Eva solo combines youth with experience. From http://www.evasolo.com/info-aboutevasolo-design.html.
12 July 2007 at 12:34 (Airborne/Rigger, D70, Journalism, Military, News, Photojournalism)
My article in the Ft Lee (VA) Traveller.
24 June 2007 at 21:30 (From the Portfolio of..., Photography, Visual Art)
13 June 2007 at 16:13 (Arts, L.A., News, Visual Art)
12 June 2007 at 17:31 (From the Portfolio of..., Photography)
9 June 2007 at 19:49 (From the Portfolio of..., Photography, Visual Art)
MacFun
5 June 2007 at 0:23 (Arts, From the Portfolio of..., Photography, Visual Art)
JUST_FEEL, photography and design by paranoia_grafica.
2 June 2007 at 11:51 (Arts, From the Portfolio of..., Visual Art)
30 May 2007 at 19:50 (DC, K2, The South, Travel)
I spent this last four day-weekend in Washington, DC. It was so nice to be in a very cosmopolitan area, after being removed from such things, thanks to the army, for so long. Its been a long 18 months. Anyway…
I met a good friend of mine, who had never been to DC (I visited when I was in high school), and we pretty much did touristy things. It was terribly warm and muggy.
Highlights include shopping in Georgetown (though being fashionably assaulted by the hyper-homo manager of Club Monaco was really not too nice – that guy needs to calm it down a bit.) and seeing Rolling Thunder drive by the Lincoln Memorial. I also got some great shots of orchids at the National Botanical Gardens. The Adams Morgan district was way cool, I’d like to spend some more time there, with all its independant shops and restaurnats. I got in some religious tourism the first day and went to the Franciscan Monestary, the Basilica, and the offices of the Archdiocese for the Military Services. I did not get to visit the mandirs or the OCA Cathedral of St Nicholas, due to a nasty case of snoozebuttonitis.
As far as dining, I finally had the chance to visit Teaism, a tea house, after visiting it online. I visited the Dupont circle location (twice), across the street from the Embassy of Tchad. For lunch one day I visited Etete, an Ethiopian restaurant, which was ok, just ok. I have had better in LA, plus the tej was bad and made me sick for the rest of the day. While in Georgetown we visited Paolo’s for drinks and apps and we were going to go to Mie N Yu, which looked really interesting, but the host staff was terribly rude to my friends, refusing to seat them (again), so we went across the street to the retarded Bistro Francais, where the service was lacking and the food was substandard.
I stayed on the Air Force base and made good use of the DC metro system.
All in all it was ok, I learned I need to get a better camera bag and wear better shoes next time.