The cracked boxframe that Eddie was previously seen jumping on. 

Some pictures I forgot to put up from our moving. This scary warzone picture is from our old apartment 

Eric's picture of me without a face.  

While the bikes are passing, I look over to my right, and the lady next to me had busted out her camera too, so naturally I took pictures of her. 

More bike pictures 

On the way back from Eric's, I was stopped at an intersection and hundreds of bikes rode by. I was at the intersection for two whole cycles of red lights, because the bikes were in the way. (Another rookie mistake: I just grabbed my camera and started shooting, and was in the complete wrong ISO and white balance. I had to increase the color temperature a lot afterwards) 

Hung out with my boy Eric this Saturday. Talked for hours, photography, school, cog sci, boxing, blah blah blah 

The current state of the living room. It's pretty big too. 

My new computer desk. No more having to do homework, so no need for that gigantic monster of a desk I used to have (enjoy it Joyce!). $39 at Ikea.  

My sheets from another angle. I really love having a fullsize regular bed. My old bunk bed was awesome too, but this is just so much easier for sure. 

My lights. In real life they heat up from this yellowish look and become white (they're the ecologically/economically conscious lightbulbs) 

My new room in SF with my Ikea sheets and bowling pin floorlamps. There's still random stuff I haven't unpacked that you can see around the room and I haven't put up any pictures on the walls yet either. I might have to switch to the smaller room soon anyway. 

Everyone else has a portrait, so here's mine. 

Mike Rotch. (or TV Mode vs Commercial Mode)

Alice making a tshirt 

Alice thinking... 

Eddie thinking... 

Moved out of our Berkeley apartment. Bye bye 2225 Channing... Hello Bayside Village! Living the city lifestyle.

Anyway, here are pictures of our adventures moving out (not all of it was this fun).

Threw Eddie's bed from the third floor:



Bouncy Eddie:

up close. useless picture 

The hallway/stairwell of our Berkeley Apartment. 

Self Portrait walking by an abandoned store. 

More graffiti on buildings in Berkeley 

Homeless in Berkeley. I didn't have the nerve to get the shot I really wanted, plus, then that girl walked in to the picture. 

Guy sitting on the fire hydrant. I was trying to get a picture of him and his other friend who looked more like a thug. 

No shirt, no service. Walking down Shattuck Ave. 

Inverse red lines... if only i got the lighting better