Not Tweaked

I have a tweaked version where this thing is ablaze like some terrible comet coming to destroy the earth and all we hold dear.  Not wanting to scare y'all, I went with the unedited version.  Enjoy, jon

Marks of Summer

I suppose I should celebrate the start of Summer with everyone else. My personal celebration starts on Memorial Day every year with the opening regatta.  As for the rest of you who wait until the solstice, c'mon.  Go outside beyond the boundaries of when the calendar says so, sheesh.    Otherwise, this watermelon truck is from '04, so far this year all that is there is a lame pickup truck.  What's up watermelon guys, what is up?  Enjoy, jon

Kat Thinks

Kat thinks they're pretty. And I value Kat's opinion.  So here are the tulips!! Enjoy, jon

Pride o' Milwaukee

Well, one of our many prides.  Bet you were expecting beer.  I also enjoy Rockwell and SC Johnson.  Oh man, so many more name.  I'll just say this, we are proud of our city.  Weeee!!!! Milwaukee!!!! Enjoy, jon

Nature's Choice

I think nature decided on black and white for this one.  Though I shot it in color not really planning for B&W, it just screamed it when it was on the computer.   Screamed.  It was deafening at the time.  I'm lucky my inner ear didn't explode. The only way to stop it was to disregard the color information. Disregard entirely. Trust me, you don't want to hear nature screaming for black and white.  Just think what I suffer through for you.  Enjoy, jon

A Protest for Fridays

Or, a protest on Fridays.  It was still cold out the first time I walked by the war protestors, now it is warm and they are still there.  Unfortunately, giant paper-mache Bush, Cheney, and Rice headed people have long stopped showing up. As the protest has slowly waned in size, people honking and cheering on have grown. The lesson, active opponents of the war are getting lazier and passive opponents are getting more vocal.  Enjoy, jon 

Cool Blue Waters

 

Some cool blue waters brought to you by an abandoned quarry and a great state park. When I was younger a buddy and me used to catch crayfish by hand and with fishing poles for hours. We would take them home and boil them, and work very hard to get all the little meat out of them. When we were about thirteen someone showed us that you can peel them apart raw and fry them in seasoning and butter. I am a much better man for now knowing this. Enjoy, jon