The kitchen: in addition to being a good place for cleaning rusty bolts, is a good place for dremeling, obviously.
Hawaii: the beautiful and the horrific. The first is sunrise, taken this morning on a bike ride. The second, a cane spider hanging out in the corner above my bedroom door.
Hopelessly far behind! But here’s a nice desktop: sunset over Snake Road, heading towards town.
Neighbor’s house in the sunset.
A few days behind (again), here’s a bunch of colors from the top of Haleakala.
Here’s one of my favorite shots from Maui: Dragon’s Teeth.
Lunch! Asparagus with a tomato-basil vinaigrette.
another can’t say exactly why i like it shot.
Catching up on photo of the day, so here are four. The first three I took today while walking around the Pu’u O Mahuka Heiau. (J thought the helicopters looked like a great/creepy album cover.)
The fourth photo I took this past weekend at the Waialua sugar mill farmer’s market, where I tend to buy my groceries. I can’t say exactly what it is I like about it, but maybe it’s the sweeping curves contrasting with the textures and the shadows and highlights. Or maybe I just like that you can’t quite make out what it is.
How Much Do Music Artists Earn Online?
http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/2010/how-much-do-music-artists-earn-online/
RT:@taylordeupree a song has to be streamed 60,000 times to equal a single
purchase of one song on iTunes in terms of money paid to artists
