I Can't Go On, I Must Go On*

When I started taking pictures for my Look Out Below project four months ago I was not sure how it would go. I kind of envisioned the worst - lots of pictures of my feet - but that has only happened a couple of times.

I have taken more pictures of Ada than I thought I would. That has been a pleasure, being able to think about portraits in a new way.

Signs and text continue to enchant me, and it has been nice to find them accessible from different angles:

Other things I have noticed coming up a lot:

• Patterns: natural, human-made, and both
  
• Store displays: here, here and here 
• Somewhat surprisingly to me given that these photos were taken in the winter and early spring: interesting outdoor seating 
• Light and shadow pictures 
• Day to day life
  

And a few things that don't fall into a category but that I am glad to have captured:

Clockwise, from upper left: Monkey Boy at the park; remains of brunch at Stephanie's house; Ada at the park; dead bird with cherry blossoms

*apropos of nothing, but hoping that at least Susie and Mike are amused.