Spring 2005

In early April, Eyes Wide Open held an exhibition at the Seattle Center. 1546 pairs of combat boots were lined up each pair representing one of the fallen US troops in the war in Iraq. The whole display took up roughly the area of a basketball court. Regardless of your political opinion or your opinion on the Iraq war it does bring a different perspective on the human cost of war.

Was it worth it?

A somewhat more peaceful subject... It's about that time of year again.

Cherry blossom.

Shiho - my office mate - requested a few portraits. Here's one.

Some flower in the Arboretum is desperately hanging onto a rock.

Daffodil ready for action.

A fellow student and friend of mine, Leo, was kind enough to let me borrow his studio lights. I fooled around with a softbox and a 400 Ws light for a while. Did some macro stuff. This particular shot is the screen from a Bodum French press.

Foot fang (aka. crampon).

The heatsink on a Pentium III CPU.

Pepper.

Zeiss Ikon Contaflex Alpha frame counter.

Generation Gap.