In My Back Pocket - Photography
'It is not what you look at that matters. It's what you see.' – Henry David Thoreau
Keens & Walkabout Fridays
Scott Smith, CMO of Motivation to Move, was the first person to let me and his listeners in on certain rejuvenating aspects of the secret Life of entrepreneurs, the matter of setting aside the occasional Friday for walkabout, times to reconnect with friends and colleagues, times to check-in, play, have a beer; the walkabout Friday would be a day to cruise not too far out of town on your Harley Davidson motorcycle and to arrive and explore … sort of the same way people hit Farmer’s Markets on Saturday mornings.
Not a Harley, but a thirties sedan among other glory-days vehicle – the 64 Mercury Monterey and a 55 Chevrolet Truck (cream coloured behind the sedan). Walkabout Friday is in full swing in Nanaimo, British Columbia. My wife is indoors at the Valhalla Pure buying some Keen shoes.
Listening to – Great Lake Swimmers’ ‘The Great Exhale’ and ‘Cornflower Blue.’
Quote to Inspire – “Photography cannot do much. It provides some level of information, yet it has no pretensions about changing the world.” John Vink
In My Back Pocket - Photography 
Superb
Like the airbrush pictures I used to admire in my youth, before computers and digital. Do people still do those I wonder?
Jim
Hey there, Jim:
The airbrush work I recall would be the murals done up on the sides of people’s van’s in the seventies and eighties. 😉
I like the Sci-Fi stuff that was about, space, spaceships and aliens. 🙂 The covers of comics and pulp fiction.