Photography: November 2003 Archives

Yuko and I are down in Des Moines, Iowa visiting the folks. I hope everyone has a safe weekend.

Here are the last of the fall walk picture....

Boy have I been busy! We are getting ready for our Thanksgiving trip to see the folks. Here are some roses I captured awhile back.

Here are some pumpkins and I caught as they were for sale at the local church down the street.

Here are some more fall picture. I have been swamped with school work and life. Man, when we things settle down?

uggg... I feel my strength waining.....

Not a lot happening tonight. Just home work and I have started reconstruction of my Anime web pages. I moved from homestead and that are broken!

This is a picture of Yuko that I took on our fall walk.

Here are some more pictures from our fall walk to cheer up our mood in these dark days.

Here are some picture of the blaze red ivy on the Basilica that is a few blocks down the street.

Not a lot happening tonight. Just a tired Dave back from school. Here is a picture of me and my shadow.

David Marquis

I find the shapes of this gas meter interesting. Do you? I am just wondering as I find all kinds of shapes in our lives interesting, but I only wish I could have my camera with me to capture these images.

The weather really has turned for the worst. It was raining and snowing very hard at the same time. It really made for some interesting drive out on the Minnesota highways.

In other news, I have set up a discussion list for Ethnic Studies. If you would like to contribute to the discussions, please do so by sending an e-mail to ethnicstudies.mn.rr.com with subscribe in the subject.

David Marquis

Here is the sphere in color that I am interested in. I really don't know why I like it, maybe it is the shape or something like that. I think it harkens back to the Romans and their wonderful statues and buildings. I know that they basicly absorbed the knowledge from the Greeks, but I love the empire that they built.

Our neighborhood is covered in these spheres. I think that this has to do with the fact that this nieghborhood used to be the home of the state's wealthy population.