— unpredictable thoughts

Archive
objects of desire

 

Ordered a pair of sum­mer walk­ing shoes. Black with white stitching.

Set­tled on these sweet skate­board shoes. Wait­ing for delivery.

Read More

There is an unre­lent­ing beauty to cook­ing. Today when we were cook­ing I took shots of a cou­ple espe­cially beau­ti­ful processes. This is the story of mak­ing cran­berry rel­ish. The color and the shapes are deli­cious. The rel­ish was a per­fect mix of tart, sweet, and peppery.

The pho­tos are taken with my Iphone 4s with Insta­gram so I could share them.

A mar­velous side dish for the left-over ham sandwich.

orange rind

 

wash­ing the cranberries

 

washed

 

cit­rus

 

cook­ing the cran­berry relish.

Read More

cookie making

Love mak­ing ice­box cook­ies. Mak­ing shapes and pat­terns is great fun in the kitchen.

Tis the sea­son for baking.

 

Read More

Part of my series of my desk today pictures.

Taken while wait­ing for a job to print.

Read More

 

That must be an old cof­fee card.

Read More

500 liters of water­based environmentally-friendly paint on asphalt spread by 2000 cars on Rosen­thaler Platz Berlin. By IEPE & the anony­mous crew. Directed by AKIZ

Don’t you want to do this in your neighborhood?

I want to do it in a pedes­trian space.

Read More

PUBLIC D3 from PUBLIC Bikes on Vimeo.

Ok, I have now put this under my objects of desire. The per­fect city bike. Maybe I’ll sell the ones I have and buy one of these pup­pies. Would be great for trav­el­ing back and forth to the art studio.

Comes in orange, yum.

http://publicbikes.com/

Read More

paris30.png

It was an incred­i­bly hot day.The sky was flat, almost white.

We had been walik­ing and walk­ing, and walk­ing now we were at the top. It was time to look for a glass of wine and a com­fort­able place in the shade. (This is when I was still shoot­ing film on a reg­u­lar basis.) I can replay this day so that my mem­ory equals truth.

Read More

Gelato dif­fers from ice cream in that it has a lower but­ter­fat con­tent, typ­i­cally gelato con­tains 4–8% ver­sus 14% for ice cream. Gelato gen­er­ally has slightly lower sugar con­tent, aver­ag­ing between 16–22% ver­sus approx­i­mately 21% for ice cream. Non-fat milk is added as a solid. The sugar con­tent in gelato is pre­cisely bal­anced with the water con­tent to act as an anti-freeze, that is, to pre­vent the gelato from freez­ing solid. The types of sugar used are sucrose and dex­trose and invert sugar to con­trol the appar­ent sweet­ness. Typ­i­cally, gelato and Ital­ian sor­bet con­tain a sta­bi­liz­ing base. Egg yolks are used in yel­low cus­tard–based gelato fla­vors, includ­ing zabaione and creme caramel.

from wikipedia

Read More

Epson Expres­sion 10000XL– Graphic Arts Scanner

Just got a tip on this sweet tool. I’ve been look­ing for a scan­ner for my smaller draw­ings and dig­i­tal col­lage pieces. Nice features/specs. It’s on the wish­list. Now to find a good price.

Fea­tures:

  • 2,400 x 4,800 opti­cal res­o­lu­tion, 3.8 Dmax opti­cal density
  • 48-bit color depth, 16-bit grayscale; 50% to 200% zoom
  • A3 sized scan­ning sur­face for orig­i­nals up to 12.2 by 17.2 inches
  • Adobe Pho­to­shop Ele­ments 2.0, Mona­coEZ­color with reflec­tive IT8 Target
  • USB 2.0, Firewire, optional net­work­ing; PC and Mac compatible
Tech­ni­cal:
  • Model: E10000XL-GA
  • Hard­ware Plat­form: PC, Mac
  • Scan­ner Type: Flatbed scanner
  • Form Fac­tor: Desk­top
  • Scan­ner Inter­face: Firewire
  • Color Sup­port: Color
  • Media Size Max­i­mum: DIN A3 (12.2 in x 17.2 in)
  • Color Depth: 48-bit color
  • Max­i­mum hor­i­zon­tal res­o­lu­tion: 2400
  • Max­i­mum Ver­ti­cal Res­o­lu­tion: 4800
  • Media Type: Plain paper
  • Media Load Type: Man­ual load
  • Min­i­mum sys­tem require­ments: Microsoft Win­dows 98 Sec­ond Edi­tion, Apple MacOS X 10.2.7 or later, Apple MacOS X 10.3.x, Microsoft Win­dows Mil­len­nium Edi­tion, Microsoft Win­dows XP Home Edi­tion, Apple MacOS 9.1 or later, Microsoft Win­dows 2000 Pro­fes­sional / XP Pro­fes­sional, Apple MacOS X 10.2.x
  • Width: 25.8 inches
  • Depth: 18 inches
  • Height: 6.2 inches
  • Weight: 28.7 pounds
Read More

Bad Behavior has blocked 138 access attempts in the last 7 days.