winter moon

street photography no. 5

There's a corollary in formal complexity theory that says creativity happens only when and where chaos meets order. I was reminded of that when I came across several streets here in my neighborhood that have had cracks in the asphalt sealed with tar. There is something both ordered and chaotic about how asphalt cracks and the street maintenance crew has, unintentionally, highlighted the results. I find these lines interesting and often surprisingly beautiful.

street photography no. 4

There's a corollary in formal complexity theory that says creativity happens only when and where chaos meets order. I was reminded of that when I came across several streets here in my neighborhood that have had cracks in the asphalt sealed with tar. There is something both ordered and chaotic about how asphalt cracks and the street maintenance crew has, unintentionally, highlighted the results. I find these lines interesting and often surprisingly beautiful.

fissure

water damaged table top

street photography no. 2

There's a corollary in formal complexity theory that says creativity happens only when and where chaos meets order. I was reminded of that when I came across several streets here in my neighborhood that have had cracks in the asphalt sealed with tar. There is something both ordered and chaotic about how asphalt cracks and the street maintenance crew has, unintentionally, highlighted the results. I find these lines interesting and often surprisingly beautiful.

street photography no. 1

There's a corollary in formal complexity theory that says creativity happens only when and where chaos meets order. I was reminded of that when I came across several streets here in my neighborhood that have had cracks in the asphalt sealed with tar. There is something both ordered and chaotic about how asphalt cracks and the street maintenance crew has, unintentionally, highlighted the results. I find these lines interesting and often surprisingly beautiful.

flourish no. 2

This is a very unique plant. There are lots of them growing around here but this is the only one with leaf tips like this. I'm not sure why but suspect it's because it is shaded by a tree and appears to be getting more water than most others. (Here's another photograph of the same plant I took 5 months earlier.)

water drops on leaves

blueberries no. 3

blueberries no. 2

light white

blueberries no. 1