I left my longer lenses at the church and went for a walk with the wide-angle (35mm). So of course the wild horses strolled by, under the moon.

This was taken when they decided I was much too close; about 50 feet away.

Rapid City

Artwork by Travis Hardin

The Road - Chicago to South Dakota

Socialism Conference (Chicago)

"What are we looking for in Arizona? Cactusnacht?"
- Tariq Ali

Signs and Stickers in Wisconsin

Roadtrip

I took this while hiding inside my trunk, at 7am, just after I woke to the roar of a tractor trailer less than ten feet from my window. Before I came to enough to realize he wasn't running me down, I decided to crawl in there to figure things out.

There were so many when I woke up that when the wind blew they made a sound like rustling leaves.

Prom

That about sums it up.

RIT Theft

Early on Tuesday, April 20th RIT Sophomore Cy Dickey discovered that both of his car's back tires had been stolen from K-lot and replaced with pieces of wood.

Over the course of the morning, Dickey spent more than 3 hours on the phone with Campus Security, his insurance company, a local Nissan dealership, and his dad.

The theft occurred the previous night and was recorded by a security camera across the street on the corner of Nathaniel Rochester Hall. RIT Public Safety was able to identify the student responsible, a 4th year Engineering major, who is now facing three-year academic suspension.

"[The thief] emailed me thinking he could just give the wheels back and I'd drop the charges," says Dickey. "I told him no way. I paid over a grand to get a tow and some new wheels; giving back the old ones doesn't help at all."

After learning that the combined costs for replacement, installation, and towing would run about $1400, Cy Dickey gestures angrily at the thief's handiwork. "What kind of asshole would do this?"