Red Light. She falls into frame with a professional pout but the polaroids ignite on seeing their subject and the aperture shuts- too much exposure...

As I understand it, Navajo is not really a "written" language, so to speak, but while I was visiting for a few days on one of the reservations, the granddaughter of an elderly Navajo woman who made me a traditional horse blanket (from her own home-spun wool, from her own sheep) wrote down some of my favorite words for me. Ei-nhi' is Lightning in Navajo. In return for the beautiful gift, I gave the granddaughter the pearl necklace I was wearing. It was much prettier against her dark skin than it had been on mine, and it is one of my favorite memories. This is neither one of those people, of course, and I am just chasing rabbits here because I have to write a description on every picture and this is what I was thinking of. :)

We're hanging on the shadow of your family tree
Your haunted heart and me
Brought down by an old idea whose time has come

I noticed I became an addict now, feels weird since I used to want to become one when I joined back in my high school freshman year. now, I don't really care. :P

Bug-mecha thing roaming through the ruins of a lost city. ...The latter which, obviously, hasn't been drawn in yet. ;)

Warrior goddess in Greek Mythology. Goddess of Hunt... excellent with bow and arrow, known for her fierce independence, competitiveness and physical skills. Often regarded to as "one of the boys.", although she was also known for her beauty. :)

Oni woman. female body practice. She looks like she saying "Ittemiyo!"