mightygingerlocks

From: Knoxville

I'm from Knoxville, Tennessee and enjoy Concerts, Nature, Board and Video Games, Art, Drawing, Playing Bass Guitar, and Taking Pictures of Miscellaneous Things

"Fall of Autumn" Taken on a very old and unmaintained trail with a name lost to time.

"Wil Ello Dafdils" Founf these next to some throw-away dresser.

6 AM River

"A Cat's Reprise." I tried so hard to get this little bugger to coopperate, and it really paid off, because I love this photo. In any case, I just noticed his reflection in the window one day and thought it would make a neat photo.

"The Late Yig." This was the pet Monitor Lizard of a friend of mine. Unfortunately a year later it succumbed to a disease and passed away, but, nonetheless, the young reptile lived a good life. And being named after Lovecraft's Lizard God is pretty neat as well.

"This Guy I Know." This is my Cousin-In-Law. I have no idea when we took this picture, but, needless to say, it's great.

"Roommate." This spider was hanging out in the bathroom. He's been catching bugs, so I take the pest control as a form of rent.

"A Message From The Trees." Vaguely, there is a heart outlined by thr branches of these trees

Seymour Skies

"Swift Getaway." I took this while on vacation in Costa Rica. The aligator was not too happy that our canoe was headed its way so it hopped back into the river.

"Icicle" Just a very close up shot of an icicle

"Wasp Ghost Town." Simply the nest of a wasp, fallen to the ground and abandonned.

"Heavenbent"

"Return From the Unknown"

"Rooted Escape." My friend and I discovered a plant trying to escape its pot at my family's Greenhouse while we were working over our Spring Break in Highschool.

"Clodes and Skoy"

"Between Two Points." This is my cat, Wash, hiding between two curtains, and, as usual, being quite the asshole.

"Age Doesn't Stop an Impatient Brat"

"Swamp Bunny." Taken in Costa Rica, this fallen tree in the river resembled a very angry rabbit, like the one from the Lone Ranger or the one from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

Bee inside Greenhouse

"False Path" These rocks seemed like a path, but definitely were not. Definitely not the best part of that hiking trip

"Rain of Frozen Death." Snow is quite a gorgeous thing, even when, symbolically, it is the essence of death in weather. Here is a shot of a tree in my backyard, coated in snow, as the flash from my camera and the refraction of the street lights causes the sky to have a slight red hue.

"Sleet Blanket." That is not snow. That is Sleet. Those tiny pellets of ice covered everything from cars, ponds, lakes, yards, and roads to the point that South Knoxville was covered in a blanket of pellet ice

"There's Always the Back Seat"

"Lord of The Floodplain." I parked my car one day, in the yard as usual due to us having three cars, heard a splash and found this little guy hanging out under my car in a puddle of water after a storm.

"On Track." These are possibly abandonned, possibly not abandonned train tracks which run through Ijam's Nature Center, just by Mead's Quarry and the Keyhole. The picture itself just screamed, "Inspiring," to me almost immediately after I had taken it.

"Léon de Conkersponch." Spawning from an idea for a videogame character with similar insanity to Deadpool, we have Léon de Conkersponch, a homoerotic, french skeleton in a pimp coat and hat with a blue whale baculum for a pimp cane who fights with the mysitical and, albeit confusing, power of Duncie. Though here is just his head and hat, chilling with the Digibirds.

"Baby Birds In The Window." For as long as I can remember, there has been a bird that nests in my bedroom window. When I went to move out if the house I finally climbed up from outside to check the birds I see this, newly hatched chicks. And of course the sound of me gasping was enough for them to think that it was their mother about to feed them.

"The Sleeping Oaf." One of the few instances in which my cat is at peace and not hating everything

"Streetlight Drag"

"24 Hours to No-Thingness." A blank midnight sky behind the branches of a tree, mildly illuminated by the orange glow of a streetlight. What you can't see is the shore of the duck pond only a few feet ahead.

"Entropy." A drawing made purely from my lack of ability to draw hands and feet.

"False Path" These rocks seemed like a path, but definitely were not. Definitely not the best part of that hiking trip

"Shattered." This is the scene of a window shattered after the events of a hailstorm, yet still standing.

Imprint

"Boondock." This is my cousin's Alaskan Husky, lying on the floor like the lazy dog he is. This was through an incredibly messy window due to children who are messy, but it adds some haunting character to it.

Hammer Time

Baby Robins

"Raven of Unknown Fear, Lypophrenia." After learning the term Lypophrenia, an intense feeling of melancholy and sadness with no discernable origin nor reason, I had the inspiration to use that as the name of a music project and this raven as an associated symbol. It didn't follow through, but, still, this is here

Adverse Value, Digital Art

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"Fall of Autumn" Taken on a very old and unmaintained trail with a name lost to time.

"Wil Ello Dafdils" Founf these next to some throw-away dresser.

6 AM River

"A Cat's Reprise." I tried so hard to get this little bugger to coopperate, and it really paid off, because I love this photo. In any case, I just noticed his reflection in the window one day and thought it would make a neat photo.

"The Late Yig." This was the pet Monitor Lizard of a friend of mine. Unfortunately a year later it succumbed to a disease and passed away, but, nonetheless, the young reptile lived a good life. And being named after Lovecraft's Lizard God is pretty neat as well.

"This Guy I Know." This is my Cousin-In-Law. I have no idea when we took this picture, but, needless to say, it's great.

"Roommate." This spider was hanging out in the bathroom. He's been catching bugs, so I take the pest control as a form of rent.

"A Message From The Trees." Vaguely, there is a heart outlined by thr branches of these trees

Seymour Skies

"Swift Getaway." I took this while on vacation in Costa Rica. The aligator was not too happy that our canoe was headed its way so it hopped back into the river.

"Icicle" Just a very close up shot of an icicle

"Wasp Ghost Town." Simply the nest of a wasp, fallen to the ground and abandonned.

"Heavenbent"

"Return From the Unknown"

"Rooted Escape." My friend and I discovered a plant trying to escape its pot at my family's Greenhouse while we were working over our Spring Break in Highschool.

"Clodes and Skoy"

"Between Two Points." This is my cat, Wash, hiding between two curtains, and, as usual, being quite the asshole.

"Age Doesn't Stop an Impatient Brat"

"Swamp Bunny." Taken in Costa Rica, this fallen tree in the river resembled a very angry rabbit, like the one from the Lone Ranger or the one from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

Bee inside Greenhouse

"False Path" These rocks seemed like a path, but definitely were not. Definitely not the best part of that hiking trip

"Rain of Frozen Death." Snow is quite a gorgeous thing, even when, symbolically, it is the essence of death in weather. Here is a shot of a tree in my backyard, coated in snow, as the flash from my camera and the refraction of the street lights causes the sky to have a slight red hue.

"Sleet Blanket." That is not snow. That is Sleet. Those tiny pellets of ice covered everything from cars, ponds, lakes, yards, and roads to the point that South Knoxville was covered in a blanket of pellet ice

"There's Always the Back Seat"

"Lord of The Floodplain." I parked my car one day, in the yard as usual due to us having three cars, heard a splash and found this little guy hanging out under my car in a puddle of water after a storm.

"On Track." These are possibly abandonned, possibly not abandonned train tracks which run through Ijam's Nature Center, just by Mead's Quarry and the Keyhole. The picture itself just screamed, "Inspiring," to me almost immediately after I had taken it.

"The Sleeping Oaf." One of the few instances in which my cat is at peace and not hating everything

"Streetlight Drag"

"24 Hours to No-Thingness." A blank midnight sky behind the branches of a tree, mildly illuminated by the orange glow of a streetlight. What you can't see is the shore of the duck pond only a few feet ahead.

"Entropy." A drawing made purely from my lack of ability to draw hands and feet.

"False Path" These rocks seemed like a path, but definitely were not. Definitely not the best part of that hiking trip

"Shattered." This is the scene of a window shattered after the events of a hailstorm, yet still standing.

Imprint

"Boondock." This is my cousin's Alaskan Husky, lying on the floor like the lazy dog he is. This was through an incredibly messy window due to children who are messy, but it adds some haunting character to it.

Hammer Time

Baby Robins

Adverse Value, Digital Art

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