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I don't always use a whole onion when cooking/making a sandwich/etc. And I hated the way that after cutting, the exposed inside part would get dried out or bad. So I started cutting my onions this way,

A view from the base of the One World Trade Center Building in NYC. Cool view that makes it look as if it goes up forever.

Took this photo of the Brooklyn Bridge in DUMBO (Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass) Today I'm nominating @papa-pepper. Let's see your b&ws!

I was nominated by @thisgirl for this b&w photo challenge, so thank you Claudia! Here's a photo I took during the Women's March last January in NYC. The streets were closed off for the protest and

Red sun, from the RadioLab live show in Portland, OR

A bright red Japanese Maple tree. Taken in Portland, OR.

Here is a vibrant bush of red-orange flowers I stumbled across in Portland. Again, if anyone knows the type of flower, it would be appreciated. Thanks!

(360° picture view) A friend and I have been roadtripping/(car)camping/hiking/hot-springs hopping, and just trying to see the best, most amazing spots around the SW United States (at least to within at

I don't know what these flowers were, but they were some of the most amazing looking color explosions that filled the bush. Took in Portland, OR.

These flowers really popped! They were a trip to look at and not easy to get the color to be represented correctly! If anyone knows the name of the flower, I'd appreciate it! ;-) Took the photo in Portland,

I took this photo in Portland, OR outside my home at the time. I was using a Pentax K-r I believe... sadly it was stolen a little while ago at a bar :-(

Hey, so I found this a while ago and thought it was super interesting and useful in the future... The lines on red Solo Cups are measuring tools! Hope someone else finds this neat. ...apparently found

Thought I'd throw a photo out there... This used to be my view on the walk to work from the subway in the morning. It's a much more brilliant picture in color with bright pink flowers in the foreground;

A great view of NYC (and even the Statue of Liberty if you look close enough) as I rode the Q into Manhattan, while listening to some guy play Beatles songs on the accordion. Not bad!

What's going on! Just getting into this to see how much further down the crypto-rabbit-hole goes. Seems like a great experiment, and I'll try to post some pictures I've taken that could be good stock photos,