Changing Channels

Slice o' Life is now locked into cryogenic storage for the enjoyment of future generations. For those seeking the latest from me, come on over to PartialSight.com, where all the action is. The archives here will remain open for nostalgic perusal.

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It's much more fun than sticking something sharp in your eye.

Break Time

A Slice o' Life will be taking a break for a couple weeks, as I will be on the road. There will be exciting new site news when I return, though. If you'd like a little reminder at that point, drop me a line at pferenczi at gmail.com with REMIND ME in the subject. I will only sell your e-mail to Nigerian 419 scammers, not knock-off Viagra vendors. (No offense to my Nigerian readership. It's just a fact that you have a lot of letter fraud coming out of Lagos.)

Children of the Fog

Thierry Dreyfus installation at the National Library. Very War of the Worlds.

It was the Nuit Blanche last night, with artistic stuff going on all over the city until early in the morning. Here's the obelisk and fountains at Place de la Concorde illuminated in what I was informed is "International Klein Blue."

All David Blaines must be secured in the perspex courtesy lockers prior to entering the museum.

Dino bones behind bars, ready to get all ghostly Jurassic Park.

A spot of afternoon light.

Francois regarded his shadow. He was forcefully reminded of childhood harassments, the other kids calling him "lollipop" in reference to his pipe-cleaner body and remarkably round head.

There are differing definitions of "relaxing."

Defined by shadows.

A gratuitous and exploitive shot for all the flies in my audience.

depth of (flower) field

It was when the ceiling started to melt that Martin realized he had probably consumed an ill-advised amount of the strange elixir.

Traces of time.

Jules Verne does garden care.

Ommm....

Although not predatory by nature, the common pigeon has been known to attack with a low and fast approach when potential prey is particularly oblivious.