Around the corner. 
And, contrary to what this photo may suggest,
Historic ElectionAdmittedly, not usually. BUT...
In honor of the new job and all right?
Purse fetish begins, Seattle, October 2008
Pumpkin PatchBut getting the computers back up to speed has been a bit. tedious. Just a bit.
So on Amber's Blog she had this great post with a photo scavenger hunt:
a. Type your answer to each of the questions below into Flickr Search.
b. Using only the first page, pick an image.
c. Copy and paste each of the URLs for the images into fd’s mosaic maker.
1. What is your first name?
2. What is your favorite food?
3. What high school did you go to?
4. What is your favorite color?
5. Who is your celebrity crush?
6. Favorite drink?
7. Dream vacation?
8. Favorite dessert?
9. What you want to be when you grow up?
10. What do you love most in life?
11. One Word to describe you.
12. Where do you live?
Here's how mine came out:
1. Saint Bernadette (Bernadette) 2. The Whole Enchilada (Onion Enchiladas) 3. The Caperette Team of '98 (PHS c/o not '98 thank goodness) 4. Orange as Any Orange on a Tree (Orange) 5. Barack Obama (Michelle Obama) 6. Lemon Drop (Lemon Drop) 7. Tibet-5637 (Tibet - wildest dreams come true) 8. Butter Pecan Ice Cream (Butter Pecan Ice Cream - some days I miss her so so SO very much) 9. Happy Happy (Happy) 10. Grace (Being with him [Robert] and with this picture, growing old with him) 11. Sleepy Sunday @ Movie Clip (sleepy) 12. The Road Home, Mendicino (some TX, some Cali, all in all, "home").
Have fun with it. Show me your's too!
Typically, every morning, that arrow points very appropriately to Downtown Seattle. Literally. As in, that photo would be impressive because you'd see these really cool sky scrapers and all (albeit, no Space Needle in that shot) and it would literally be pointing to Seattle.
Not so much on this past March foggy morning some weeks ago. No snow, granted, but no sun either. I thought somewhere in my "live in Seattle contract" that the sun was supposed to make an appearance by now.
March | Drive to Work | Seattle
2008
Welcome to all the hundreds...(okay...well dozens) of new folks looking for Obama/democracy in action photos.
As the project is ongoing and part of a published book proposal, I have not put as much of my democracy in action photos online as you might be expecting to see, but here on this particular blog, you can see some samples of that specific topic and get a general feel for the photography aspect of the project.
At my other blog, Colored White, I tend to have more commentary and I'll make a point of tagging those posts so that you can easily go to say an Obama label and read commentary specific to the project. That should go down by end of Friday this coming week.
In the meantime, posts with specific democracy in action photos can be seen here:
Obama Rally - Key Arena (Seattle) Young ones
Obama Rally - Key Arena (Seattle) Let Me In
Democracy in action - Precinct Caucuses (Seattle) February 5
Obama Rally - Key Arena (Seattle) 4 feet from history
Democracy in Action - Feedback (Memphis) MLK Memorial, National Civil Rights Museum
Democracy in Action - Media (Madison, WI) Waxing Political, tv/laptop
Today we captured so many great photos of fantastic people. But here is what democracy in action looks like. It is all of you. All of us. Young old. White Black. Male Female. And EVERYTHING and more beyond that. I'm so honored to be selected as a 7th Congressional District Delegate for Obama. Honored to tell your stories.
To that. If you see yourself in one of my photos and you want to tell your story, be in touch with me at henderso@seattleu.edu. Part of the project is portraits of everyday people JUST LIKE YOU. It would entail doing an interview and some portrait work and a neat "your story" component that I'll chat with you about when you get in touch. If you're not in any of the pictures but would love to tell your story, definitely be in touch and we'll chat! If you see yourself very plainly and clearly in a photo that is not in a public place and you'd like me to remove it, just drop me an email. I don't head out to purposefully catch people doing crazy things they don't want to be seen doing and as such, I keep it to fair game public events where, sorry, sometimes you get shot (shots fired...the blog name...ahhh!!). BUT, that said, I also respect where you're coming from so just drop me a line and we'll work it out. Promise.
Once more. Thank you so much. From the bottom of my heart. I really appreciate your votes today and will do everything I can to make sure that your vote for me represents YOUR stake in this election.
All the best! Bernadette
P.S. Dig deeper on the blogs. There are a few Tibet photos (we have a separate site for those, email me if you'd like the addy). I have a private blog that if you manage to break through, you have to be an invited reader to read. Nothing obscure--Robert (the tall guy that did a fantastic job helping me today) and I are engaged to be married. Deeper into my Colored White blog, you'll see some reference (okay, a lot of reference) to that, but we were boring people to death with the details so we just started up a private blog to capture all that for the people coming to the wedding. trust me, you're not missing out. But if you totally feel like you are, drop me a line with your first/last name and email and we'll get you the crazy 10 question survey that gets you access to that. I know. I know.
Mt. Rainier National Park
Obama Rally
NYE
Some clouds, Some place, Some day
Today, foggy 
Pikes Place Market lovelies
End of July, 2006
Nice summery tropical doorNot that there are only barns out there, but we ARE hitting the fields. 12:01 am...posting for Saturday. See ya Sunday!
Nisqually Nature Reserve
N. Oly
2005
Airplane window photography
I even saw a $100 bill pressed up against the glass
Election '08 Hits Washington State
What a Super Tuesday.
Just cruisin' after church
really not that long ago.
Saturday, Feb 2
Albuquerque to El Paso via I -25 & I-10
Mt. Rainier
NYCPhilly and the MBA boys and Sunjay and that beautiful girl and that quirky guy and that no-show New Yorker and those fireworks and that spill are all but a distant memory. Thank goodness I had a camera.
New Years Eve, 2007 going into 2008
Philadelphia, PA
Before shots
