Turns out I didn’t need to replace the deck belt on my mower, but it was a fun way to spend an afternoon

I’m a very sexy baby

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Remember when you’d walk into a store, buy something, and that’d be the last of it? Now every purchase is a meet cute with Tom Hanks in the worst possible version of You Got Mail. I don’t want to “build a relationship” with you, Stock Preferred, LLC. I just want an adapter

Getting a kick out of all the “Good luck, New York, you’re on your own” lines from the right and the rich since Mamdani’s win. Glad to see they’ve gotten the hint. Rich people drive up costs for everyone else. So, good, GTFO. Your presence isn’t doing us any favors

Musée d’Orsay #blueskyartshow #lines #photography

St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague #blueskyartshow #lines #photography

#blueskyartshow theme is #lines, and this is a shot taken below the A line in Far Rockaway, Queens

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My Wes Anderson impersonation #photography #architecture #brooklyn

#streetart #graffiti #photography #brooklyn

The Catskill front as seen from across the river in Hudson, NY #photography #nature #landscapes #sciart

Foggy lake, upstate New York #scapes #photography #nature #landscapes

Foggy lake, upstate New York #scapes #photography #nature #landscapes

Foggy lake, upstate New York #scapes #photography #nature #landscapes

A cornfield somewhere in Ohio

Variations on a theme #photography #architecture #america #fuckyeah

Swans #sciart #nature #photography

I don’t normally take portraits, but I like this one—and the people in it #photogrpahy #portraits

Some shots I took in LA some years ago #photography #architecture

I miss my old bedroom #photography #architecture

From a plane #sciart #photography

#nature #sciart

I had the pleasure of living in #Edinburgh for five months in 2017. This was my workstation #blueskyartshow #windows

Still life of some books and bottles of alcohol on a wooden table in front of a wine-dark wall #photography #art

Looking out an empty window frame in an abandoned building, through which you can see a brick-cement wall and some trees. Sunlight hits a wad of insulation just inside the opening #architecture #photography

Back when I was really into saturation and contrast

On a train from New York City to South Florida, I woke up at dawn in the swamps of southeast Georgia. These shots were taken through the window with a first-generation iPhone. They’re the oldest photos I have saved in my camera roll #nature #sciart

You’re looking up at a clear, blue afternoon sky. Three trees partially obscure your view. Their limbs are bare but for a few small, bright-red leaves #nature #sciart

When I began teaching myself photography, I was working at The Paris Review, whose office was down the block from the High Line. It became the subject of many of my early shots, and these studies were the first I felt proud of #architecture #nyc

The High Line, before it became the Valley of the Shadow of Condos #architecture

Looking west on W 26th Street, with special guest the Starrett-Lehigh Building

All cut, no cover #subway #architecture

Zee butt

A childhood bedroom

An abandoned mall #architecture

Looking out through a giant bay window at a street front of limestone townhouses at dusk #architecture

A two-tone 1988 Bronco II foregrounding a misty late-fall valley

The pink sky from a setting sun over a row of brownstones, as seen through bare winter trees #architecture

My fellow Americans I have bad news: boycotts need to be targeted to work. And the target needs to know your demands so that they can be met once sufficient pain is delivered. No one will notice a diffuse boycott of The Economy. There remains no substitute for joining a group and making plans.

I have read them. I disagree with your characterization. I have asked you to justify your argument, and you have not (Edited 10:58 AM via @skeetsapp.com)

That’s a big accusation, to say he’s talking down to disproportionately minority groups. Where is your proof of this? Are you just assuming “my fellow Americans” are mostly women and people of color? (Edited 10:52 AM via @skeetsapp.com)

Those aren’t credentials. Those are attacks for which you also offer no proof, citations, or substance. You’re using women and POC as dog whistles in a shallow attempt to steer the conversation away from collective action (Edited 10:14 AM via @skeetsapp.com)

The attack on DEI shows why liberals should stop arguing about "strategic" use of language forever. DEI stands for three uncontroversial virtues that most every American accepts, and the right still turned it into a vile slur. It doesn't matter what you say - they will poison it because YOU said it.

THEY DO NOT NEED TO BE IN THE ROOM FOR THE COMMUNITY TO ORGANIZE.

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Never trust a corporation to be your ally in the struggle for freedom. They are one of your oppressors, always and forever

This is an example of how capitalism’s “rational” and “market-based” approach to “solving” social issues actually has always, all along supported fascism. Strap in tight, it’s only just begun for us

markets are efficient and the best way to get people what they want. in fact, the only reason you can't get eggs, Quaaludes, or back surgery is because of a guy we in the Economics profession call "the Grinch"

In my mind this has always been a painting of New Bedford, MA, where Ishmael meets Queequeg, but for suburban moms