I am in the process of going threw my images some posted and sooo many that are not up here. I am thinking I should divide the book up into sections much like you would a catalog that separates o-rings, pumps, motors, and control boards however, they would be more like interior space, internal workings, wires, and employers. I have a few pictures of the guys that work in the shop that are interesting to me that I would like to share in the book as well.

These photos have not been altered as of yet.

The Boss Man

A bulletin board full of my old science fair project titles, a drawing, Chinese takeout menu and some other unproductive office decor.

Boatalicious....

Surgeons at work on the internal workings of Boatalicious.


The Heart


Looked like metallic pancakes

While Flipping threw an old parts diagram I discovered more confusion and blood.... or oil.





















I never took a boating class



"The Old Gal Wasn't putting Out" my brother said as I took the shot.


Old Black as in Oil you don't want in your car.....

I did end up favoring the cover looking more like a textbook/parts book. In my opinion it favors the idea that when you open this book you will learn something.

cover designs

So unfortunately I don't have any pictures to post for this week for either blog because I have left my camera 2 hours away. So, as soon as it gets mailed to me I will post up my pictures taken from a few days ago, Let's hope that's by Wednesday or Thursday. Regardless, I do have my cover drafts. So here we go. And again sorry for not having the other photographs :(

Dangerous places usually have dangerous things hiding in drawers.... right? I always wanted to open it. Couldn't bring myself to do it.



Smoking and Flammable Products Don't matter to the boys welding.... (2)


Imaginary Lake for paper boats and beer cans



The Remains of tools lost somewhere on the property (2 and 3)









































I never saw this before. It seems so obvious.

These images don't really hold any personal history to them. I don't think they are as strong as last weeks images either. Bout they are images that I have considered showing in multiples on a single page. For example, a page full of anchors or a page full of gears. It's just a thought right now but I like the idea of mixing a personal narrative with just interesting shapes and a sort of patch work of images on a single page.
Unfortunately because I worked so much this week I didn't have much daylight to work with so alot of these images are altered in photoshop.

What I Rediscovered this Week.

I used to measure my height with this shelf

Pink Umbrella

Complex Wiring in an Outboard

Oil drums make great firepits

The Remains of tools lost somewhere on the property.

Smoking and Flammable Products Don't matter to the boys welding....