hello brownie

If my friends had a dog, I’m sure it would be christened ‘brownie’. It perhaps boils down to their religious devotion to nutty pieces of chocolate cake. Or it could have an ulterior meaning but honestly, who cares? The fact of the matter is that when we name our pets, we tend to leave marks of our environmentally charged reasoning. Now those were three words that should never be repeated in sequence outside a philosophical newsletter. What I’m trying to say simply is that in naming our pets we leave an impression of what we want around ourselves in them. We do so by giving them such names so that we can enforce our ideologies on them.

I may have angered a very dear friend of mine with that comment. But my intentions are not to hurt but to place even my random thought on the matter. So before I begin a pets naming war, go ahead and check out the shot above that I took at the local canoe livery.

munky likes those sharp whiskers!

umbrella girl

This is one of the noisiest shots I have lying around. However, the noise for me is additive in nature. It mixes the leaves, trees and falling snow showers into a hodgepodge of static noise. Its not the most beautiful thing and to many its a shot very poorly shot. I concur with them. However, what about the subject? Isn’t that an important aspect of capturing moments?

The subject here is the moving force for me. A leopard print umbrella and her big polka dotted rain-boots are a funny combination.

munky likes the 80s crossprocess on this!