Thursday, June 22, 2006

Pidgeons aka rats of the sky


Bird Landing
Originally uploaded by jo.mei.

I've been doing a lot of sitting on park benches lately. Hence, I've come dangerously close to falling pidgeon poop on several occasions. I think birds use their poop to mark their territory. For some reason, they want to lay claim to my head.

Thursday, June 15, 2006

Waiting for Brunch


Sunday in the park
Originally uploaded by jo.mei.

I look a bit glum here because I was very hungry. My roomie was running late, again, and making me wait for brunch. Sheesh... and the park's resdent pidgeons (off-camera) were feasting on crumbs all around me.

Thursday, June 08, 2006

Auditioning aka...


Waiting
Originally uploaded by jo.mei.

...waiting, failing, being rejected, being open, being tested, performing, competing... one can look at the process of auditioning in so many ways, but in the end ya just gotta do it.

Tuesday, June 06, 2006

Closer to what?


Getting closer on the F
Originally uploaded by jo.mei.

Riding home after an audition. I like how my image is all distorted and yet the advert says "get closer." There's a metaphore in this, and it's trying to hit me over the head, but I'd rather not think about it. Just a cool photo op is all...

Sunday, June 04, 2006

Scaring away the matinee customers


Applejack Diner
Originally uploaded by jo.mei.

Saturday afternoon, just me, and a few of the wonderfully silly men from my acting class.

Saturday, June 03, 2006

Caught in the downpour


Rain on the West Side
Originally uploaded by jo.mei.

The past three days have been awful in NYC. The rain has been pounding on and off. And somehow, I've found myself out and about every single one of those days just as the deluge came down the hardest.

Thursday, June 01, 2006

People watching


Union Square Afternoon
Originally uploaded by jo.mei.

I love watching people and I'm not the only one. One can never be bored in NYC because in addition to the multitude of possible activities, there are also plenty of places to sit, observe and evesdrop.