Colin Dullaghan

Sun + Prism + Nothing = Rainbows.

Sun + Prism + Nothing = Rainbows.

Sun + Prism + Nothing = Rainbows.

Well, I’ve been on the lookout for more of these “collateral benefits”, in which an object or action has a byproduct that’s as desirable as the primary intent.
Wow, that was not a very well-phrased sentence. I’d better go eat one of those grapes over there, as an incentive to start writing better.
Ah. What I’m trying [...]

Well, I’ve been on the lookout for more of these “collateral benefits”, in which an object or action has a byproduct that’s as desirable as the primary intent.
Wow, that was not a very well-phrased sentence. I’d better go eat one of those grapes over there, as an incentive to start writing better.
Ah. What I’m trying [...]

Well, I’ve been on the lookout for more of these “collateral benefits”, in which an object or action has a byproduct that’s as desirable as the primary intent.
Wow, that was not a very well-phrased sentence. I’d better go eat one of those grapes over there, as an incentive to start writing better.
Ah. What I’m trying [...]

I am mighty semantic warrior! I crush opponents beneath dangling participle, and revel in the weeping of their indirect clauses!
Not really.
But it is nice to see my English lessons coming in handy, with a practical application at last* — nowadays, my nuanced understanding of sentence construction doesn’t apply too often to what I do, since [...]

I am mighty semantic warrior! I crush opponents beneath dangling participle, and revel in the weeping of their indirect clauses!
Not really.
But it is nice to see my English lessons coming in handy, with a practical application at last* — nowadays, my nuanced understanding of sentence construction doesn’t apply too often to what I do, since [...]

I am mighty semantic warrior! I crush opponents beneath dangling participle, and revel in the weeping of their indirect clauses!
Not really.
But it is nice to see my English lessons coming in handy, with a practical application at last* — nowadays, my nuanced understanding of sentence construction doesn’t apply too often to what I do, since [...]

Moonblur Originally uploaded by This Guy Colin
I’ve decided to like blurry photos. To me, they seem a little less staged, a little more interpretable, a little more alive.
And anyway, lately I’ve been more aware of life’s refusal to sit still. My sister, Penny’s brother and our [...]

I like things that do things. It would be more complete and more accurate to say I like things that do *extra* things, things that are beyond the original things’ primary purpose or reason for being, but which are still nice things to have happening.
It’d be more accurate still to say that I like [...]

I like things that do things. It would be more complete and more accurate to say I like things that do *extra* things, things that are beyond the original things’ primary purpose or reason for being, but which are still nice things to have happening.
It’d be more accurate still to say that I like [...]

I like things that do things. It would be more complete and more accurate to say I like things that do *extra* things, things that are beyond the original things’ primary purpose or reason for being, but which are still nice things to have happening.
It’d be more accurate still to say that I like [...]

My sister and her friend Tricia came down last week, and it was great to see them both. Tricia’s like a part of the family, so much so in fact that it shocks me how unsure I am if I’m spelling her name right, even though I’ve said it a thousand times.
I suppose it might [...]

My sister and her friend Tricia came down last week, and it was great to see them both. Tricia’s like a part of the family, so much so in fact that it shocks me how unsure I am if I’m spelling her name right, even though I’ve said it a thousand times.
I suppose it might [...]

My sister and her friend Tricia came down last week, and it was great to see them both. Tricia’s like a part of the family, so much so in fact that it shocks me how unsure I am if I’m spelling her name right, even though I’ve said it a thousand times.
I suppose it might [...]