The Cold Comes Clean

Freezing temperatures have arrived here at SBU. Even though the temperature really isn't the issue, the wind is the real problem. According to my computer it is 23 degrees Fahrenheit outside though I'm sure its colder due to the wind. It would nice if it didn't look so desolate and dead outside. Its miserable. Luckily I have many layers that I can just pile on my body without complaint so the cold doesn't really affect me.

All Hallows Eve

So because I haven't posted anything so far this entire month I've decided to put together a compilation of my wild night in NYC for Halloween.

The night started with our first finding of Waldo. Yes this is Waldo in his girlish form but still, really well done.
Here we have Cori sitting at a table all by her lonesome wishing there was someone to comfort her and put a smile on her face and look beneath the porcelain doll exterior.
The dinosaur hugs the hippy sarong girl, I mean the
Best costume of the night? Quite possibly.
Best costumed kid, saw him and was like "PICTURE TIME." I also want to point out the random girl in the back noticing that I'm taking this picture and giving me the death glare.

I just like this shot for its composition and colors.

It started pouring half way through the night. WE GOT SOAKED to the bone. It was wonderful.

BEST HALLOWEEN EVER

I like this one, its very serene. This is a beach in NorCal just south of San Francisco about 20 minutes. I think the composition is really nice with all the footprints.

I captured a breaking wave.

The Big One

Roth Pond, home of many strange and marvelous creatures.

This fish in particular is probably about the size of my arm, eats stray cats and frightens most prospective students.

I'm not sure what river this is but I really like this shot.

I am in California now and am loving it... little cold today.

Old Gold Bridge

Okay, so the bridge isn't actually gold but it was in an area where a lot of gold was mined back in the long ago.

Oh, Signs and their Hilarity

This is a damn along Route 21 between Boise and Idaho City.

I love how redundant this seems to be. Do people really go swimming and think it's safe?