p s e u d o r e a l
Better Than Real Because It's Not.
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(Apr 25) You thought March was over. We lied. But April too. Honest!
Peeking at the past
Slowly. Oh so very slowly.
Moon at dawn
April started with reality TV stars in my midst
What’s $100 of meat look like
The warm has arrived
Does it look like it changed any since the one above?
This way up
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(Dec 31) Closing out the year, Jesse Pinkman style. My dull December, in one go.
The local fire department gave us a show a few times.
’tis the season, and all that.
I liked this
This home went all in.
The signs spoke again
An artistic opportunity sprang from the darkness, yet to be mastered.
Romeo continued to spend time with me
So long 2012.
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(Oct 24) The end of two long walks. pseudoreal is now current; I am at the present end of my photos. The last time this happened was probably July 2011, just prior to the arrival of the Canon T3i.
Bright Beginnings with dead ends
I begin a seven mile walk home from the train station, with a heavy backpack. There was surprisingly little worth photographing for such a long walk.
It seems there is a chicken farm in Holbrook
The sign says “Fresh Killed Daily”
“Be Careful”
Because there’s a gas farm in Holtsville.
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(Jul 10) I re-walked Blue Point Road. I quickly lost interest in it however.
Good for camping or breaking bad
I suppose there’s a story behind this
An all too common scourge
Please stay tuned for an important message
I remember driving around construction sites with my grandmother as a kid, looking for rocks for a wall
These scourge got what they deserve
The end.
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(Jul 10) pseudoreal is now less than a month and a half out of sync.
Many roads have closed in recent years
A survivor
But alas, the world is full of inconsiderate assholes holding yard sales.
I wonder what happens if you turn on Fred?
Oh. This is what happens.
Seriously green
Someone’s happy to have exited
Malware isn’t the worst thing that can happen to your computer
Well, that didn’t last long
Whoever Travis was, 20 is awfully young to be gone
More death. Not quite so recent.
Selden Fire Dept Memorial
Supercomputers in Selden. What a clever place to hide them!
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