404 Trash

We took out the trash last Sunday in preparation for Monday AKA Trash Day. Cleaning out the house has been a lot of work, and it is not done yet, but seeing all the trash on the sidewalk was a very satisfying experience. I used some of my environmental portrait skills from this summer to capture the moment.

Drastic Changes

The main topic of conversation for my first few days in Columbia was hair. There was too much in our lives. Will has forever looked like Shaggy from Scooby Doo so he was attacked the most. We sat on the back porch and went over drastic change and hair cuts and the life decisions we make. Anjali and Will decided to make a change. Here is proof.












These photos will forever remind me of the good times in college and the great things my friends are willing to do.

Wall Scrubbing

I moved back to Columbia about two weeks ago and into my house on North 10th Street. The last weeks have been relaxing and it has been good to be back and reconnect with people. When we first moved in we realized that we had to clean the basement before Grant moved it, but as Grant's move in became closer we still had done nothing. When Grant showed up he was horrified with the state of his room. The walls were filthy and little had been done about the carpeting and the old mattresses. We suddenly got motivated and Will and Grant started scrubbing away. I can safely say that Grant now has the cleanest room in the house.





Will knew what picture I was going for and looked into the light and photo magic was born.

Long Time No Post

I got a fisheye lens for the weekend, and pushed my beds together, and went to Which Wich? with Will and Anjali.


I also shot a NAACP event on campus and took a picture when the lights turned off.



And we had a dance party in Respect with some funky lights and some funkier music.





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Which Wich

This is Historic Avenue's first attempt at new media and what an attempt it has been. A special thanks to our dear friend and partner in this endeavor Anjali Pinto of anjalipinto.blogspot.com




Editors Note: Dear friends, we are so sorry for all the trouble this has caused, the link from the preceding post will be removed but the post itself will stay to remind us here at Historic Avenue of the Columns of all the blood sweat and Stuart's tears that went into making this work.

Thank you for your support
-Will and Stuart