I am not a photographer. It doesn't matter who I am. I am anonymous, but I am not hidden.

In January of 2006 I decided to take 10 digital photos every day for life. Each photo is marked with its date and a time. I was there. No days were missed.

Instead of keeping a log or journal. I decided to write a series of books:

The Anonymous Way: The Movie

ANONYME: But what made you think I was a man?

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Odysseus

They started out from a house on Quay St in Alexandria, made a left turn onto Union and another left up Princess, passing the townhouse courts and making a right turn onto Washington, having an animated discussion comparing the Harpers Bizarre version of the 59th Bridge song with that of Paul Simon; Up the GW Parkway, passing Haines Point and Roosevelt Island across the river, now remembering a time when Telemachus in anger had thrown his scepter on the ground and burst out crying; up 270 they went arriving in Frederic, where they had lunch and watched the movie O Brother, Where Art Thou?; back in the car, it was here, on West 4th Street, not far from Motter Ave, that Odysseus snapped the picture in his mind's eye of his son that he would then carry with him throughout his life. The two turned onto W Patrick street where they got onto 15 and then 70, then 50, the John Hanson Highway, heading toward Annapolis, where they ate dinner in the food court of the Annapolis Mall before a showing of the Academy Award winning Gladiator staring Academy Award winner, Russell Crowe.

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