Drew McDermott

By the Fountain

Bryan and Anna's Engagement Party

Here's a full set of photos from the party.

West Falls Church 18

A Little Horsey Named Paul Revere

Steve rocks a microphone and Melissa laughs.

More Hirshhorn

Last night, I noticed that the photo of Dan and Rachael in Adams Morgan was the 500th post to this site. Wow! I never thought I would keep going this long.

Dan and Rachael

Red and Hart

Hirshhorn

Sferic Waves

Another old Astroman photo from a show in Pittsburgh. I should have a new batch of photos processed by this weekend, so hopefully I'll be able to stop digging through the archives for material.

Here's a couple more old Astroman photos I posted awhile ago, in case you never saw them.

Coco Levitates

Since I've been feeling strong enough to carry my camera bag again, I have been shooting new photos over the past few weeks. But it'll still be a little while until I process the new stuff and get it up. In the meantime, here's an old photo of Man...Or Astroman? circa 1996.

Boarded Up

Two things that brightened up my day:
1. Snakes on a Plane, which may be the best title for a movie, ever. Just like this guy, all I could do after finding out about the movie was just say "Snakes on a Plane!" to myself over and over. If you see me smiling for no reason over the next couple of weeks, it's probably because I'm thinking "Snakes on a Plane!"
2. Gospel mimes. Who knew?

Damn It!

I'm not sure if that's what he was saying, but it looks like it.

In the Office

Flexion and Extension

I've got 118 degrees of knee flexion now. Apparently, normal flexion is around 135 degrees depending on the person.

Waving a Knife

Back to the Gym

I'm not sure how long it will be until I'm allowed to go rockclimbing again, but I'm sure it won't be for awhile.

Gray Matter

I'll resume posting new photos eventually. I'm feeling well enough to lug around my camera bag again, so I imagine I'll get back into the swing of things over the next couple of weeks.

In the meantime, I'll probably plunder the archives for some ancient photos. This one is from my freshman year of college at Carnegie Mellon. Gray Matter was a common area in Skibo, which was the Student Union at the time. Skibo was torn down in the summer of 1994 after my freshman year was over and replaced by the University Center, which opened my senior year.

Under Pentagon City

This afternoon I went in for my first rehab session. While I am doing very well, it became very apparent after doing some flexion and extension excercises that I still have a ways to go.

Metro Doors