In my world this is a nature shot - note the wood grain, leather, and carpet, which come from trees, cattle, and a lamb. (Pasadena, CA)

I wonder what I would've thought ten years ago if someone said to me, "in ten years, you'll be blogging the sky." (Pasadena, CA)

Migraines usually keep that right eye pretty well closed, so photography seemed like the perfect hobby. (Santa Monica, CA)

Her parents should be worried with the confidence with which she walks. (Santa Monica, CA)

Another 1978-ified photo, to match that scary statue where everyone in the family has the exact same head, be they man, woman, little girl, or litle boy. (Santa Monica, CA)

Becoming "affiliated" has it's bling benefits. (Santa Monica, CA)

Obviously, the taco was no match. (Santa Monica, CA)

If you aren't being scolded for taking photos, you're probably not taking the right photos. (Santa Monica, CA)

The happy couple stares down some punk kid across the restaurant. (Santa Monica, CA)

I think I need to go program a computer or play some videogames to counteract the tenderness this photo has brought into the world. (Santa Monica, CA)

Various reactions to someone's suggestion that we start dancing in celebration. (Santa Monica, CA)

It makes for potent wedding photos when the bride is telling you "I am going to rip off your nose if you take another photo of me." (Santa Monica, CA)

I am quite certain that that kid impressed his little date like no other 12 year old kid ever has. (Seattle, WA)

Presumably he's the one they call "Cap'n". (Seattle, WA)

Nearby the Cap'n, we found some Crunchberries growing wild. (Seattle, WA)

The boat's a mini tug, but that dude isn't a mini anything. (Seattle, WA)

We are modern. We take photographs and look serious. (Seattle, WA)

I can see the future, where children run and play freely among the robots in peace. (Seattle, WA)

A lot like my day at work, spinning tales and loring lores. (Seattle, WA)

The black silhouette of science. (Seattle, WA)

Mostly it's secret operations, you're lucky this photo even made it out, I shouldn't even be talking about it. (Seattle, WA)

What is fun for one is not fun for all. (Bellevue, WA)

In the middle of a protracted and painful camera war where everyone was the victim and nobody the victor. (Everett, WA)

He never believes me when I tell him she's a cyborg - she only does that eye thing when he's not looking. (Everett, WA)

Cool lighting occurs outside too, apparently. (Everett, WA)

Off to do some littering. (Everett, WA)

Heaven, a pretty great place for Japanese tourists and crossing guards. (Los Angeles, CA)

Some photos I just get the urge to apply my "make-look-like-1978" color filter on. (Bellevue, WA)

Only select people are allowed to bring Apple computers into our household, and Stephanie has earned the right. (Bellevue, WA)

Some are disgusted with bedhead, others are made really happy by it. (Bellevue, WA)

This is from a room in the Little Greece district of Seattle (for those of you completely unfamiliar with the territory, it's a joke because there's no Little Greece in Seattle, and one might find it ironic that there's a view in Seattle that looks like Greece). (Seattle, WA)

Man, those kids could breakdance like they were from Brooklyn. (Seattle, WA)

The title of this salad is "Four Fire Dragons Enter the Rainswept Forest". (Bellevue, WA)

Have you ever seen terror face to face? (Seattle, WA)

This is what ordering pizzas looks like in Bellevue, Land of Awesome. (Bellevue, WA)

Yeah, I know, it's tender, I've lost my edge, etc etc, but don't try to tell me it didn't warm your heart. (Seattle, WA)