Archive for July 2009
Reclaimed
Jul 28th, 2009 | By ingridHumans don’t have to disappear for too long before the tendrils of nature make habitat of technology:

Bay & Beach Flotsam #2
Jul 26th, 2009 | By ingrid
Part two in my series of documenting the flotsam floating and landing on the beaches around the Bay.
Squirrel of the Day – First Edition
Jul 24th, 2009 | By ingrid
Squirrels are so pervasive they’re unexceptional to a lot of photographers. But I have squirrels to thank for not being utterly demoralized. Even when the wildlife shots are fleeting, generally, I can count on a squirrel to give me a good pose.
Studies in Vagueness: Everyday Translucence
Jul 24th, 2009 | By ingrid
I was filling up the compost pail and decided the items on my fridge deserved a photographic tribute for the good works they do.
The Mud Cracks of Coyote Hills
Jul 21st, 2009 | By ingrid
The Mud Cracks of Coyote Hills could be a family of mutants, living under the floor boards. But they’re not. They should be. This would be a better post.

