The World Spins Madly On

"The World Spins Madly On" by the Weepies.
sorry i haven't gotten to any more requests at this point. The opportunity for this image presented itself and i had to take advantage of it. This was on the Metro heading into the city. No idea what had happened to the window to crack it like that, but they kicked us out of that car a few stops after i took this because they needed to fix the window and isolate the car. Got a great image out of it though, if i do say so myself.

The Whole World is Moving, and I'm Standing Still.

If I ever leave this world alive...

This one goes out to Miss Mara Panich.
"If I Ever Leave This World Alive" by Flogging Molly.
Randomly discovered this chair while I was waiting for my shuttle from the Metro back to GMU last night. Was a perfect find. Hope you think it matches up, because I do.

This chair hasn't been there since i took this photo, so it was definitely a prodigious chance i discovered it that one time.

You said that it would, now everything should
be alright.

Yellow Submarine(s)

In lieu of actually working on my research paper for school, why not do some blogging? Brilliant plan.
"Yellow Submarine" by The Beatles. Requested by my dad.

Still looking for more song suggestions and what people think of this whole project... like if you think i'm full of crap or what :)

Real Love

Ok, so i feel like this one was a much better success. Personal Opinion.
It's for David Gray's "Real Love." Which i can't find a video with on youtube or any other version online, so you'll have to look it up on iTunes yourself or something. It's on A New Day at Midnight and is a fabulous song. Wasn't a suggestion from anyone, it's just what i was listening to at the time i took this.

I was very focused on the phrase:
"This world in all its clarity
Is glorious, is fake
This world in all its vanity
Is more than I can take
And down the road the iron wheels
Chain my heart to how it feels..."

Opinions? anyone?

Be Here Now

Not sure if i feel like this successfully does the job for what i envisioned for this song, but it's as close as i could get with my cell phone, with which i have no control over shutter speed... so maybe i'll try it again in the near future with my DSLR. just for shits and giggles.
anyway, this is Ray Lamontagne's "Be Here Now" per Ann's suggestion.