I told him to stay, so he posed.

Annie, Debbie, and I took the dogs out to the park. While Marvin is already a seasoned sprinter/runner, Annie’s Dog, Taz is just starting to learn. Marvin has an endless amount of energy, once he starts running its hard to get him to stop, Taz on the other hand felt it and needs to build his tolerance to keep up with the ‘big boys’. It was a full session of laughs and minor annoyance of a fob lady who kept bringing over her fob dogs to hang out with the cool cats at the park. Some day, we’ll let her into our club…someday.

This is Annie. When I first met her I thought she was 12 years of age, cause she certainly acted like one. Annie is fun, spontaneous, a little too tall for someone whos 12 (shes really not 12), and loves to smile, keep it up ‘mormon’.

This is for Debbie, her personal Bev Center.

My second creation in the series Planetoid. Aldrich Park in planet like form.

(Photo courtesy of Embry Rucker)

More kudos to Mr. Rucker. Why do I delight in his work? because his photographs tell a story, in this particular photo of ms. hottie shortpants, sure, it may look like shes just super stretching, but her expression and the context of the photo takes my imagination down a path of storyboarding, in my opinion, those are the best kind of pictures.

(Photo courtesy of Embry Rucker)

Found a great portrait of the embattled, Floyd Landis.  In my book, he’s still the official winner of the 2006 Tour de France. This photo was taken by Embry Rucker, guys got great stuff. Nhat, thanks for pointing me in his direction.

The first Planetoid series post, my very own la cienega sphere.