Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Friday, December 26, 2008

Thank you for littering


Thank you for littering, originally uploaded by Josh Gentry.

Monday, December 22, 2008

Mommy nap


Mommy nap, originally uploaded by Josh Gentry.

The truth I know.

Saturday, December 20, 2008

Snow at midnight


Snow at midnight, originally uploaded by Josh Gentry.

ouldn't sleep. New the snow would melt the next day. Took some night shots out the window. Long exposure.

Vivitar V3000S
Vivitar 50 mm f/1:1.7
Kodak BW 400 CN
Walgreens scan,

Friday, December 19, 2008

See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil

From Flickr Meetup at the Dia de los Muertos Marigold Parade, 2008.

Canon AE-1 Program
Canon 50 mm f/1:1.8
Kodak BW 400 CN
Walgreens scan,

Household pet under siege

This is the end of a chase across the house. The marauding baby has driven the beleaguered household pet to high ground.

This video is about a week old. He's been showing keen interest in the cat for a long time, and since he started scooting we've been running interference, and waiting for him to learn a lesson the hard way, just hoping he doesn't get scratched too badly. Well, yesterday James and Scout had a very interactive game of chase. Jae watched closely so she could intervene if it looked like James might get his eyes scratched out, but watched in wonder as the two hit it off.

James scooted up to Scout, and she waited until he was close enough to get a hand on her. She then moved off a few feet, and flopped on her side, her invitation to play. She waited till he got close enough for him to get a hand on her, then moved a few feet further and flopped. I guess this continued for awhile. He got hold of her tail once, and she didn't like that, but she batted at him without extending her claws, I think until Jae rescued her.

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Street photography


Street photography, originally uploaded by Josh Gentry.

Street photography, literally. Took this kneeling in the left-hand lane of San Mateo, Northbound, just before Indian School. It was a Saturday morning, traffic was light, they went around me.

I still have no idea what that figure really is.

James admiring his quilt

My mother is an accomplished quilter. Here you see James studying the quilt Mom made for him. Underneath it, the blue one, is the one she made for me when I was about 2, I think. I rock him each night as a part of the bedtime ritual, and Jae saw him examining the carrots and grabbed the video camera. I had a cold, which is why I'm wearing the mask. Thanks Mom, for the beautiful quilts. Much Love and work went into them. And thanks, Jae, for catching this.

Friday, December 05, 2008

Proto-kiss

Thanksgiving 2008

James "kisses" us often. Really he sucks on our face, but you can tell he's trying to kiss you. It's particularly cute when I'm holding him and his Mom walks up close and he leans out, gets her face in both hands, and sucks on her cheek.


After I posted this picture, Susan pointed me to another, similiar picture. See below.



Proto-kiss, originally uploaded by Josh Gentry.





A couple more Thanksgiving pictures here.

Strange dreams, tonight


Strange dreams, tonight, originally uploaded by Josh Gentry.

Canon AE-1 Program
Canon 50 mm f/1:1.8
Kodak BW 400 CN
Walgreens scan,

Overcast sky.

Peekaboo



This is the first bout of peekaboo where he did the hiding.

Tuesday, December 02, 2008

The failure of forgetfullness


The failure of forgetfullness, originally uploaded by Josh Gentry.

Autumn leaves blow in drifts against curbs and the sides of houses and hills. Raked into piles in yards, they scatter, then meander back together where the wind takes them, cartwheeling.

They are brown and brittle; crunch, crackle and fragment as I walk through them, kick through them, dive in and role through them. For all their noisy protest and my reckless expenditure of energy, it will take me a life-time to make them dust...make them dust so that they disappear underfoot, and blow away to sting eyes and drift on windowsills.

Photo 2008
Words 1993

Monday, December 01, 2008

James goes mobile

This is the first time James figured out how to scoot. Day after Thanksgiving, 2008.

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