Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Sunset Colors After Rainy Minneapolis
I thought these were pretty nice colors from a great perspective. It had been raining a bit and the Minneapolis streets have a reflective quality to them. The old fashion power line posts also make these classic photographs.
Monday, July 25, 2011
Thurston Moore at Varsity Theater, Minneapolis. July 18, 2011
Mr Thurston Moore swung by to play some tunes. I loved the music, but it was extremely hot in the Varsity that night. I was trying to make videos and photos, and I came out with 10 gigs worth of stuff, but none to pro. It was a shake fest! Great performance though. They encored with "In Silver Rain with a Paper Key" into Psychic Hearts!
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Minneapolis River Skyline at Night
Friday, May 27, 2011
North Minneapolis Tornado. Webber Park.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Columbia Park Community Gardens. Time to bloom!
Now that the weather will allow it, let's get growing!
There doesn't look to be a ton of urban farming enthusiasts out there.. I wonder what's to become of the community gardens this season. The only website Columbia Park has, hasn't been updated in quite a while. If I remember correctly, you're supposed to donate 15 bucks to the Neighborhood organization to use a plot, but since I can't find them ( I should probably look for them at a Rugby game) I'm going to volunteer and guerrilla garden where I can. And any food produced can be shared with everyone. In my opinion, they should just open the whole project up to volunteers and double the amount of plots. Or just till a larger area of soil.
If anyone knows a link, or can identify the leadership of this project, please let me know.
There doesn't look to be a ton of urban farming enthusiasts out there.. I wonder what's to become of the community gardens this season. The only website Columbia Park has, hasn't been updated in quite a while. If I remember correctly, you're supposed to donate 15 bucks to the Neighborhood organization to use a plot, but since I can't find them ( I should probably look for them at a Rugby game) I'm going to volunteer and guerrilla garden where I can. And any food produced can be shared with everyone. In my opinion, they should just open the whole project up to volunteers and double the amount of plots. Or just till a larger area of soil.
If anyone knows a link, or can identify the leadership of this project, please let me know.
Labels:
Columbia Park,
Community Gardens,
Minneapolis,
Urban Farm
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Minneapolis Public School Board New Headquarters
Work Continues at Lowry Ave Bridge North East Minneapolis River Gateway
Labels:
Lowry Bridge,
Minneapolis,
Minnesota,
Photosynth,
work
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Saturday Night Downtown.
It's a slightly beautiful evening out tonight.
I held office on Nicollet Mall for an hour or so, drinking a Caribou until I felt like venturing onward.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
AT&T Tower Colors
I found this to be an interesting view of color and form at the AT&T Tower.
From Wiki:
The AT&T Tower is a 464-ft tall skyscraper in Minneapolis, located on the corner of Marquette Avenue and 9th Street South.
It was completed in 1991 and has 34 floors.
It houses offices of AT&T, Wachovia Financial, the headquarters of Fair Isaac, the Norwegian Honorary Consulate General, and other tenants.
It is the 14th-tallest building in the city.
A skyway connects the building to the TCF Tower and International Centre.
The Foshay Tower is across the street to the north.
The main floor lobby is shared with the Oracle Centre.
The first and second floors contain restaurants and numerous small shops.
From Ryan Companies (the builders);
Rising 33 stories and marking the Downtown Minneapolis skyline, the AT&T Tower is the third and final phase of Ryan's International Centre development. Featuring green and silver reflective glass, it is a dramatic complement to International Centre I and II that reside next door. Three levels of heated below street parking, complex atriums and skyways intimately link the AT&T Tower with its companion towers. A sense of community and an effective master critical path schedule made it possible to complete this project a month ahead of schedule.
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