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50/50 Horizon Project. unknown location - Spring 2010

Milton 5.0

This is the first time I've introduced Henry - he's the rabbit. I drew another strip with him in it first...but haven't inked that in yet.

Milton 5.0 (in progress)

My Dad

This is a photo my brother sent me of a collection of items from my dad's office. I remember this bear growing up, but never asked him about it. It's just part of so many things I'd like to ask him about now.

1972 Suburban

Tara takes a great picture. I might be a little swayed by the subject matter - but she still takes a nice photo. (photo credit: Tara)

I've been a little obsessed lately - first looking for 1972 Suburbans online in the spring - and now looking for info on wheel sizes, neural safety switches, master cylinders. Maybe I'll be able to get back to work...maybe the fall...

Trucks

Not sure if this one is running or not - most of these trucks in this series would appear to be not running. This is southern Vermont outside of an auto repair/auto body place - all the vehicles were lined up along the corn. Been converting these truck photos to black and white - you can see why I left this one in color.

1972 Suburban

Well, here she is - our 1972 Chevrolet Suburban. I've owned a lot of cars over the years but this is the first Chevrolet, not to mention Suburban. It's in great shape overall - there are a few updates and additions I'll do but it drives great as is. It's about 17 1/2 feet long, and on the trip down from Keene, NH (we call her Keene Green) we got about 12 MPG - have to do some more testing for local MPGs. I'm hoping we have her for a long time to come - hoping to keep fixing her up so she's better and better. Tara said she felt this was the start of us doing things our own way -- I said "start?" For those that are interested - C20 (3/4 ton), 350 cubic inch V8 with the 350 turbo transmission, original 16.5 inch wheels, three rows of seats, rear A/C (currently not working...but should be back online soon), born in Flint Michigan.

Coming soon...

(photo by Tara)

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50/50 Horizon project - Tarrytown, NY - Summer 2010

Milton 5.0

Roy Parker

Roy Parker - '70s Businessman. The new film by Eyebuzz Productions. Starring Tim Thayer as Roy. Directed by Stephanie Leggio. Click to see the movie (via YouTube)...

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50/50 Horizon Project. Tarrytown, NY - Spring 2010. Downtown - Central Ave and Broadway.

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50/50 Horizon Project. Tarrytown, NY - Spring 2010. The woods on the way home from work.

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50/50 Horizon Project - Tarrytown, New York - Spring 2010

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50/50 Horizon Project. Tarrytown, NY - Spring 2010

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50/50 Horizon Project. Tarrytown, New York - Spring 2010

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50/5 Horizon Project. Tarrytown, New York - Spring 2010

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50/50 Horizon Project. Tarrytown, NY - spring 2010

Milton 5.0

Milton 5.0 by Tim Thayer

New Ad

For summer Edible Hudson Valley magazine. Thanks to Tara for the photo.

Walk to Work

Pretty much like this everyday.

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50/50 Horizon Project. Chappaqua, New York - Spring 2010

Just Because

Television

I was dropping of two TV's at the Tarrytown DPW - this one happens not to be mine.

Trucks

See post below for more info. Pine Island, Florida - Winter 2010.

Trucks

This is a semi-abandoned truck on Pine Island, Florida. I was in Florida with my brother and step mom. My Dad had passed away a month before. We came down to help out. The trucks don't have anything to do with my dad - it wouldn't have been something that would have particularly interested him (although we shared a love of cars). Winter 2010.

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50/50 Horizon Project. Long Beach, New York - early Spring 2010.

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50/50 Horizon Project. Milford, Pennsylvania - Summer 2009. Unknown jumper.

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50/50 Horizon Project. Lowell, Massachusetts - Fall 2009.

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50/50 is a "horizon" line project in which there is a split/top and bottom of the composition. Hudson River, Winter 2010.

Winter

To me this looks like a set - not real - maybe it's just that the idea of snow and ice seems so foreign now that it's May - or the lighting. ?

Television

I've had intentions to do a photo project of televisions out of their normal environments - this often means on the street. Originally it was to be a stand alone project - but for now I'll include it on the blog.