Here is another photo from the Night Lights & Illum collaboration. This one has our stencils in it!
In other news, I am safely home from my trip to the south. I had a lot of fun. See the last 8 days on here to see what I was up to.
Also, I now have an email address at the Seasteading Institute!
chuck@seasteading.org
I will still use my GMail account for all of my personal stuff, but I am excited to have a Seasteading email address!
Tonight I met up with Michelle Wood and her friend (a.k.a. Night Lights on Flickr) to do some light graffiti. Michelle take photos in the Gwinnett, GA area, which is a little less than an hour away from my aunt and uncle’s house, so we decided me meet up while I was down here. We only had a few hours free tonight, and unfortunately tonight was the only night we could meet, so we were only able to take a few shots after we explored the area and got everything set up.
We took the photos at an abandoned fun park with a go-kart track and pond. It was very cool, and we had to take a short trek through the woods to get there. As you will see from the photos, there was actual graffiti everywhere, but we only did light graffiti.
We had a lot of fun doing light graffiti, and it was wonderful for me to meet her and her friends!
Here are four of the shots we took. (You can also view the photos on the Flickr pages of Illum and Night Lights). As always, click on the photos to view them at a larger size.
* A note for Emily Fisher (a friend of mine from Hillsdale) : I retro-dated this blog post. I did not get back to my aunt and uncle’s house until 1:30 a.m., and I did not get the photos sorted and posted until after 2 a.m. I did not post anything else earlier in the day, because I was excited about this photo shoot and I was waiting to post photos from it. I just thought I would let you know, since you would have figured it out and called to scold me about retro-dating anyway 🙂
Sean Nelson and I made this long exposure shot last summer right before I left for college. It was an invasion of red spiders from the water (that looked more like red crabs). If you like this shot, check out more from our Illum Flickr account.
I am back in Amherst for the weekend to take care of a few things, namely getting fitted for a tux so I can go to Amanda’s prom at the end of the month. The above photo was taken in front of the Amherst Town Hall by my long exposure project with Sean Nelson, Illum. Click on the photo to view it large.
Also, good news: I got 100% on my CCA paper, and a B+ on my second American Heritage Exam with Dr. Birzer.
