I went to my first ever pro-baseball game this week. It was exciting. I think I saw 2 ½ innings. Go Sox.
And now, I will share with you what struck my interest this week in photos.
This is a photo submitted to one of the Chicago weather stations during this crazy mayhem of weather we’ve had. That’s the Sears Willis Tower getting struck by lightning under a double rainbow. And I’m ending the argument now…it’s Sears.
For those of you who are often confused by musical metaphors, here is a chart to simplify matters.
I’ve always been more of a cat fan (I do love dogs though) since they can take care of themselves for the most part. And this picture shows they can be trained to guard your place.
This is an experimental house…that rolls…so if you ever want to take your house with you, now you can.
Photographer Clark Little takes pictures inside waves. If I could surf, and lived near surfable waves without jellyfish (does such a thing exist?), and had waterproof camera housing, I would do this. I think my boogie-boarding expertise won’t quite produce the same quality photos.
Online advertising is much easier to track and gauge effectiveness than print. However, this person found a method to research print media effectiveness.
In case your geography skills have somewhat evaporated over time, here is a map from Paramount Studios, showing their shooting locations. South Africa borders the Red Sea and the Mississippi River flows from the French Alps. Oh and they’re all on the West Coast.
I like giraffes. I like pancakes. Combined fabulousness.
My original end video was overshadowed by this today.