Tree that vaguely resembles giraffe.

#52

Tree with orange leaves and yellow tag.

#51

Two specimens from Ellicottville, NY

(from left to right)

Girl in pink jacket talking about hand warmers.
Squeaky ski boots.

Guy with pink leg cast.

#2 (first specimen)

Four specimens manifested as leaves

Girl talking about "shenanigans."

#13




Man pushing cart and wearing a crown.

#39

Guy in baseball cap eating icecream cone.

#124




Girl in red jacket gesturing animatedly to herself.

#48

The Traffic Cone Preservation Society

I remembered about this site the other day. It reminds of what I'm doing now. It also reminds me of seventh grade and adopting isosceles triangles.

http://www.trafficcone.com/

Girl clutching pocket book to chest.

#67

Hiding

Little kid staring, then hiding behind van.

#30

Little girl running and hiding under table.

#50

Friend finds my ticket.

#132

Girl discussing pizza vs. sex.

#97

Man with beard on telephone.

#98

Squirrel with nut outside window.

#63

Cute Asian girl with boots.

#9

Girl mouths "what the fuck."

#169

Girl asks if I saw her drop her phone.

#168

Water droplets on shower door.

#154

Seagulls against clear blue sky.

#44

Girls singing "Catch a Falling Star" in a round.

#47

One red chair among many grey chairs.

#167

Girl writing with purple pen.

#166

"Thanks."

#165

Green arrow facing down.

#164

The Asian kid who wears the cowboy hat.

#163

Girl in blue socks sleeps while other girl photographs her.

#162

Girl wearing "I [heart] female orgasm" shirt.

#161

Girl with panda backpack grinding up against another girl.

#160

Boy riding bike with no handlebars.

#40

Couple holding hands.

#85

Straight couple stops right in front of me to kiss.

#159

Pins spilled all over the floor.

#158

Man says "excuse me" before going in the "exit" door of the library.

#157

This specimen combines one thing I love and one thing I hate: juicy fruit gum and blatantly ignoring signs. Touching chewed gum does not make me anxious, but someone going in the "out" does.

Smiling at the security camera.

#156

Three specimens containing mention of snow

#57 - 10/09/2010 2:49 PM - Snowball in mouth of tiger statue.



12/01/2010 4:06 PM - Realising this is the first real snow of the season.



12/05/2010 2:58 PM

Five specimens to be entered into collection

A note on the organizational process

Each specimen is given a number based on chronology and recorded into a database based on a classification system. The physical specimens are kept in drawers mostly according to this organizational system.



Object Classifications

Subject Class:
A (magenta) – Inanimate or absent subject
B (cyan) – Living singular subject
C (yellow) – Multiple living subjects

Descript (circle) – Visual or other supplementary classification of subject
Nondescript (square) – No supplementary classification of subject

Action Class:
0 – No action
1 - Action
2 – Communication (between subjects)
3 – Connection (between collector and subject – subject unaware)
4 – Contact (between collector and subject – subject aware)

Two leopards taking a nap.