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The cats of Downtown books.

5.28.12

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I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer.

5.17.12

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Walking through the park today and a man told me "It's gonna be okay man, it's gonna be okay."

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2.10.12

Pamela in the kitchen.

2.3.12

Holton street bridge.

2.1.12

1.28.12

Sunset on my block.

1.27.12

Clouds over the city.

1.26.12

1.23.12

Happy Birthday.

1.21.12

1.20.12

I am not a fan of winter.

1.19.12

A light on an abandoned warehouse.

1.18.12

A yellow bike in the snow.

1.17.12

A dark alley downtown.

1.16.12

1.15.12

Hand Job

Just felt like doing something a little different.

1.14.12

In the future most things will be back lit.

1.13.12

A cool looking door in the industrial valley.

1.12.12

Wandering over by the Pritzlaff.

1.11.12

This fire escape looked pretty cool.

1.10.12

Seriously like one of the dumbest things I've ever seen.

1.9.12

A Red Bull in the sun.

1.8.12

Mom and dad smoking.

1.7.12

1.6.12

Evan at the beach.

1.5.2012

The Mitchell building the year it was built in 1876 and in 2011. Built for Alexander Mitchell a Milwaukee banker and railroad tycoon for the purpose of housing his Marine Bank of Wisconsin, which it did until 1930. The site was once the residence of Milwaukee founder Solomon Juneau. Mitchell (October 17, 1817 – April 19, 1887) was probably the richest person in Milwaukee at the time, his mansion on Wisconsin Avenue is now home to the Wisconsin Club. Mitchell was also an avid curler, he helped found the Milwaukee Curling Club in 1845, his grandson Billy Mitchell is regarded as the father of the U.S. Air Force.

1.4.2012

Somebody enjoyed a couple bottles of Corona outside the cold storage building on 2nd.

1.3.2012

I call this one: "Three locks, one chain".

1.2.2012

No smoking. Not ever.

1.1.2012

While walking in the fifth ward I was captivated by this bright blue house whose porch was covered in cats, only five of which I can count here.