I spent the day behind a computer in an old office building in Los Angeles. It's something I do every day. Things I take for granted, small, ridiculous things like leaving the parking garage at the end of the day usually go unnoticed because I'm always pressing forward about the next thing I've got to do, or if there are going to be a lot of people in the turning lane on San Vinnie Blvd on my way home. In either case, I am never thinking about The Now especially when I'm exiting the parking garage. So today, as my new conquest to experiment (and hack) life (hopefully mine) I took my camera and snapped a picture of this ridiculously banal parking garage hoping it would force a new perspective on me. Well, it did. And as I made myself quiet inside and looked around at the parking garage I did, in fact, see it in a new way. This picture is that moment.
