Old Photographic Sanctuary

this is near my college campus, a cool place it is. everyday i come out of the train station and look up and see this. cool, no?

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(10/08/06)

standing on the 11th floor, looking down i pretend and think of so many things that no one will know of. when you watch the world from the inside of an architecture studio, it's cold and silent. There is a collapse of space, secretly every square inch. Original light sources come in, reflect and become foriegn in an instant. My vision is much clearer now, much more precise but details don't really matter or do they? They're like the simple math problem with unnecessary information to throw you off. The answer is still 27, not 89.

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(10/08/06)

there were these two guys protesting and it was hilarious. one guy goes "she's not condoleeza rice, she's condasleazy rice".

hahahaha.

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(10/09/06)

took this in Washington at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.

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(10/08/06)

yeah so it's the white house, just a big old house that's white. but the fun part was the people protesting infront of it. hahaha.

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(10/02/06)

My dear, we're slow dancing in a burning room.
Don't you think we ought to know by now
Don't you think we should've learned somehow?

Slow Dancing In A Burning Room - John Mayer


p.s his new album is awesome. and yeah i know i couldn't get any weirder with a self potrait like that, along with the song. hehehe.

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(09/27/06)

hey, i'm bored.

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(10/02/06)

took my camera to school today, actually i've taken it to school many times before but i'm working for the school paper and they needed me (yes me *shines*) to take pictures of the AOL Time Warner building (which didn't come out so great), next to my school. hehehehe. so yeah the R train takes me home, while the N train goes over the Manhattan bridge.

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(09/27/06)

okay so these photographs could be much MUCH better. i was lazy and also, there were so many people looking at me, i got nervous. originally i went there for an architecture assignment and played more with my camera than do work. hahahaha.

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