and if any of you fine folks would happen to have an extra $300 sittting around in order for me to get a new digital camera or would like to buy me a new one, feel free to contact me at: bedpanartist@bedpanart.com, and I'll tell you where to send it.
The blog will be down until I can get this camera fixed, or buy a new one, whichever is cheaper.
Take care until then, and dream beautiful visions of d8n.
Saturday, September 30, 2006
Sunday, September 10, 2006
Real Photos from the Streets of Dayton, Ohio - 09-11-06
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Photos from the annual Dayton Greek Festival @ The
Greek Orthodox Church on Belmonte Park Drive next to the Dayton Art Institute
Greek Orthodox Church on Belmonte Park Drive next to the Dayton Art Institute
line dancing, feta style
Didn't I see this guy in a news stand in NYC or at a horse track?
Rock and roll hoochie coos.
In Dayton, the beer man is still everyman's hero.
Dancing does a body good.
The Dayton Greek Orthodox Temple.
Greek Orthodox Priest takes it in.
Young Greek dancers perform some sort
of cultural ritual involving dancing around boys.
of cultural ritual involving dancing around boys.
Stylin' Greek style.
The Greek Festival is a great place to take
your Boy Scout Troop to brush up on feta factoids.
your Boy Scout Troop to brush up on feta factoids.
This lady just got up and shook her ass,
arms and legs, and I like that a lot.
arms and legs, and I like that a lot.
Don't believe me, check out this
video I took of her and put on youtube.com
video I took of her and put on youtube.com
Waiting for the church tour to begin.
"Olives, we got olives. Tasty wine too."
This kid was on mama like glue.
Ahh...King Greek is a pickin' and a grinnin'
Eating and drinking - what Greek Festival is all about.
A beautiful day with the whole family
Lutheran Church downtown d8n waiting
for the shuttle to the Greek Festival.
for the shuttle to the Greek Festival.
Raffle Tickets for a Greek Island Cruise.
Fred and Ethel peruse the fine Greek pastries.
1/2 11 First Street, downtown D8N.
Downtown D8N as seen
from First and Wilkinson.
from First and Wilkinson.
Photos from the annual First Annual Walnut Hills Neighborhood Yard Sale
Two sisters out shopping the yard sale circuit
in Walnut Hills before the big Ohio State-Texas game.
in Walnut Hills before the big Ohio State-Texas game.
This dude on the right could barely walk,
let alone discuss the pros and cons of proper
dental care for the three teeth he had left,
or what could possibly be the worse mohawk
in the history of recorded haircuts.
let alone discuss the pros and cons of proper
dental care for the three teeth he had left,
or what could possibly be the worse mohawk
in the history of recorded haircuts.
Photos from the annual Miamisburg West Carollton
Football Game @ Harmon Field in Miamisburg, Ohio
Football Game @ Harmon Field in Miamisburg, Ohio
The life of a high-school cheerleader is fastidious and blurry.
Miamisburg's School Mascot: Conquerin' Whitey!
Student section at Miamisburg cheers on the team.
Oh to be in the marching band with places to go.
The National Champion Miamisburg Color Guard
peforms at halftime (my little one is in there)!
peforms at halftime (my little one is in there)!
Kids discussing walking to a spot 30-yards
away in order to talk to other kids.
away in order to talk to other kids.
Miamisburg coach talks to his quarterback.
Two little redneck kids do what redneck kids
do best, fight and wrestle each other in a
never-ending battle of brawn over brains.
Finally, unrelated to everything else on this
entry of the Real Photos from the Streets of Dayton
Photoblog is Donut Palace, on the corner of Gettysburg
and Salem Ave. There's nothing to calm the soul
quite like Lottery and Donuts to start another day of false hope.
do best, fight and wrestle each other in a
never-ending battle of brawn over brains.
Finally, unrelated to everything else on this
entry of the Real Photos from the Streets of Dayton
Photoblog is Donut Palace, on the corner of Gettysburg
and Salem Ave. There's nothing to calm the soul
quite like Lottery and Donuts to start another day of false hope.
Thursday, September 07, 2006
Real Photos from the Streets of Dayton, Ohio - 09-10-06
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The ruins of the suburbs will rot long before architecture
like this does. Law office on First Street in downtown d8n.
like this does. Law office on First Street in downtown d8n.
Richard Allen Charter School, downtown campus.
The gorgeous facade of the Ohmer building on
First Street in downtown d8n.
First Street in downtown d8n.
The historic Canal Street Tavern, and
Southern Belle Bar on the corner of First and Patterson.
Some of the greatest concerts of the modern American
era have been witnessed by thousands here.
Southern Belle Bar on the corner of First and Patterson.
Some of the greatest concerts of the modern American
era have been witnessed by thousands here.
Grand Avenue in the historic Dayton View
neighborhood of d8n is truly grand due to
what was bestowed upon this city by our
labor concious, socially progressive ancestors.
neighborhood of d8n is truly grand due to
what was bestowed upon this city by our
labor concious, socially progressive ancestors.
Cell phone a go-go on Third
Street near the County Courthouse.
Street near the County Courthouse.
The facade of the Victoria Theatre in downtown, d8n.
Veterans Memorial Bridge on Edwin C. Moses Blvd.
Another grand dame on Grand Ave.
When Jamie Simpson is predicting beautiful weather,
brothers be waxin' their cars up for the weekend ahead
on Salem Ave. near Wolf Road.
brothers be waxin' their cars up for the weekend ahead
on Salem Ave. near Wolf Road.
The old County Courthouse, the hub of downtown d8n.
Larry
Darrel
and Darrel, the second generation, chug up
East Third Street on their Briarmitzfah gifts,
BMXers for life!
East Third Street on their Briarmitzfah gifts,
BMXers for life!
Older man enjoys some afternoon solace
on his East Second Street porch.
on his East Second Street porch.
Woman waits for the RTA on Riverview Ave.
Woman waits for the RTA on Wayne Ave.
Cell phone a go-go on Wayne Ave.
Shopkeepers Village on Salem Ave. is a testament
to the boundless amount of wasteful construction
dedicated to retail expansion in the United States.
to the boundless amount of wasteful construction
dedicated to retail expansion in the United States.
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