FF's Photo of the Day

3/31 - p.Chris Brennan

3/30 - p.Chris Brennan

3/29 - AMC Metropolitan p.Chris Brennan

3/28 - Where You Are. p.Chris Brennan

3/27 - A Display of Grief or Sadness p.Chris Brennan

3/26 - p. John TrippeJohn Trippe

3/25 - p. Leonard Fresquez

3/24 - p. Jesse Kennedy (Nanaimo, BC, Canada)

3/23 - Birds flying over the Milwaukee River. p. Kat Jacobs

3/22 - p. Paul Robinson (Leeds, UK)

3/21 - This is the beauty that is my flatmate, the morning after he passed out in Pizza King at sunrise... p. Nina Van Der Voorn (Wellington, New Zealand)

3/20 - Nice Day Out p. Swampdonkey (Santa Cruz, CA)

3/19 - p. Katelyn Farstad (Minneapolis, MN)

3/18 - p. Amanda Connelly

3/17 - Inside an old missile silo near San Francisco. p. John Trippe (SF)

3/16 - Sometimes I wonder why we live in houses p. Nina Van Der Voorn (Wellington, New Zealand)

3/15 - Kasimir Klakla in his backyard p. Nina Van Der Voorn (Wellington, New Zealand)

3/14 - Kasimir Klakla at his 5th birthday party p. Nina Van Der Voorn

3/13 - christ - jesus p. Nick Wortham (Oakland)

3/12 - I kinda fucked up the film in a few spots when I was developing it but I don't really mind it now since it kind of gives the photos a retro look. p. Jason Bright (Gainesville, Fl)

3/11 - p. Katelyn Farstad

3/10 - p. Katelyn Farstad

3/9 - p. Katelyn Farstad

3/8 - p. Ryan Tatar (San Diego)

3/7 - p. Hunter Lydon (SF)

3/6 - This photo was taken New Years Eve 2007--I had originally put it aside because I took it (pre digital camera) at work in the darkest bar in the city, with high speed film and I might even have been playing with a diffused flash, so it is fairly blown out. Looking at it now, though, I think the mood was appropriately captured.. p.Claire Droney (SF)

3/5 - p. Claire Krueger

3/4 - Henri Rousseau and I were having a banquet in k-mart. - p. Dee Clements (Chicago)

3/3 - Cusco Peru at night. - p. Claire Droney (SF)

3/2 - Shove a little science down your throat and all will be better. - p. Craig Lupien (Boston)

3/1 - Science is the best. Science fixes all. Seriously though, I like to take pictures of fake science experiments. - p. Craig Lupien (Boston)