The big day has come and gone. We're back from out honeymoon, and I have a thoussand pictures that I was too busy to post before.
Mobile Uploads is back in business!
Mobile Uploads is back in business!
A site dedicated to preserving the strikingly out of the ordinary, captured with a camera phone.

I feel like sleeping in public is dangerous, be it on the train, in a restaurant, or at the mall, as pictured here. It's especially dangerous to sleep in public if you look like a corpse. And what about the second guy? He was walking by, saw a man passed out on a chair, and thought, "You know what, that's an excellent idea."
He looks like he posed for this. Not so. This was taken with great discretion, in order to capture the HORROR of his fingernails. Without exaggeration, they were at least five to seven millimetres long (1/8 to 1/4 of an inch, for the American fans). Sadly, he turned his hand just as I snapped the shot. And it was the end of the line so I was denied a second chance. I was so grossed out. So. Grossed. Out.
I walked almost two blocks out of my way to catch a photo of this guy. I spotted him while waiting for a a light to change, and when I got to the other side of the street, I stopped and pretended to rummage through my purse until he went by, and then the stalking began. I'm sure by now you're questioning why I would follow a bum for blocks. Look closely at the picture, the white thing that resembles a go mug is actually a skull of an unidentified animal. And it was wearing a collar. That's why I would follow a bum for blocks. After I took this, I had to run back to work. In high heels.
The problem with camera phones is they tend to miss some of the beauty of the actual subject. At first glance, this is a picture of a couple of sketchy characters outside the Chocolate Bar on 17th ave, but upon closer inspection, you will see that the man in white has the ass torn out of his jeans. And if you had seen him live, you would be led to believe, as all the other viewers of this photograph, that he had lost the seat of his pants in some kind of sex-for-drugs exchange. Especially if you had seen him twitch across the street.
As much as I would love to say that this a stranger and I got my hands on this photo, I can't. This is my brother Thomas' last day on the rigs. He decided to go out in style. His driller was nice enough to capture it and send it to me.