Target Dog
Supply chain
Matter mover
Truck embellishment
An interesting study in spacial relationships found in traffic.
“The supply chain stuff is really tricky.” – Elon Musk
TubeWay Comportment
Gauge conditions
Platform dreams
Venue adaptation
This depiction is a collaboration in space and time on multiple levels.
“We hold the future still timidly, but perceive it for the first time as a function of our own action.” – J.D. Bernal
TollBooths
Value exchange
Places to go
Things to see
The cost of paying the toll booth operators is about one-third of the revenue collected.
“There are no wrong roads to anywhere.” – Norton Juster
Back Again
Down the road
Car slows down
Pass her by
A study in horizontal verticals, the walk to Carp Pond is full of geometric equiliBrium.
“I see a world on the edge of a blade. Without balance, it will fall.” – Victoria Aveyard
Solar Wind Wipers
Color differential
Angulation approach
Dried dust coating
It is always a treat when unexpected things appear in the vision field.
“Form itself, even if completely abstract … has its own inner sound.” – Wassily Kandinsky
Holding Magic
Conjuring wizard
Dexterous adjustment
Solar wind maintenance
Photography is full of astonishing surprises.
“Wow… I wonder what kind of power it possesses.” – James DeBenedetto
Distancing
New wave
Prophetic vision
Lost prophet
Fitting in on the ocean front.
“Life is the nonrepresentable origin of representation.” – Derrida
Still Sill
Rose inflection
Window edition
Tie-dyed disposition
A cat calmly contemplates.
“Cats are connoisseurs of comfort.” – James Herriot
Focus Exclusively
Objects properly seen
Close to the center
Field of view
The relativity of speed and distance becomes more apparent in a tunnel.
“It seems like we can’t experience reality no matter how hard we try. Because illusion is always waiting at the end of the tunnel.” – Mwanandeke Kindembo
Accessible Influence
Submerge reveal
Existence presence
Bring to light
A dry period lowers Ocean Lake water levels, disclosing various objects of interest.
“The earth was thirsty, with the memories of trees long cut, and it’s surface hardened, that long since rain soaked.” – Meeta Ahluwalia