The scariest post to date!

This, ladies and gents, is what happens when you do not properly dispose of your carved pumpkin. Pretty scary, huh? Happy Halloween!

Automne à Portland.

This is an older photograph I had taken sometime last year at a birthday party, but it feels very much like this time of year when the sun goes down so soon. I can't believe next week is daylight savings time. I've been burying myself in World-War II fiction, French soundtracks and homework. Not a bad existence. Portland has turned into a wonderland of autumn leaves and yet I can never make myself find the time to go photograph it. Wish me better luck at that.

Pumpkin carving!

Yeah, Halloween rules!

"The moment you decided to let love in."

I'm feeling a little stressed. I don't really even have a good reason other then the normal hustle and bustle of being a college student. Maybe it's because I'm drowning in French homework that I don't understand. Keeping that in mind I choose one of my more calming photographs taken at Multnomah Falls. It's one of my absolute favorite places in Oregon. Maybe I should head back that way soon.

(Does anyone else think this looks like a heart? J'adore!)

The pepper days

Is there anybody gone to hear my story?
All about the girl who came to stay.
She's the kind of girl you want so much,
It makes you sorry.
Still, you don't regret a single day.
A girl.
Girl.

I loved Across the Universe.

Photo..well, who knows.

Comcast sux still.

Autumn in the clouds

You know what they say about Big Foot right?

Washington folk are sure weird.

Teapots fountain

I've been in Portland now for more then two years and I often walk down SW Yamhill, but I have never before noticed this weird sort of teapot-bubble-fountain-wall-mural before. You can't tell from the poor quality of my camera phone, but this baby actually pours water and creates real bubbles. How did I never notice this before? I can't find any information about the designer. Does anyone have an idea?