Author: Zachary A. Martz

About me, Zachary A. Martz, and my life of phantom influence…. I know this a bit disappointing but I haven’t gotten to this page yet.

Moving to Uni 2006

I’m pretty sure this was my freshman year of Uni

This was my typical method of sorting what I need for the year and geting it ready to be packed (top 4 photos). The bottom photo is the result of packing.

Moving to Kutztown University, Pennsylvania

Portrait | Dominik Kolowiecki by Krzysztof Waszak

Portrait | Dominik Kolowiecki by Krzysztof Waszak

Cryptically Clad–Panda model Dominik Kolowiecki is enveloped within the shadows for a sullen photo shoot with photographer Krzysztof Waszak as he dons an array of garbs ranging from a modernly chic mode to a grungy tattered look.

(via Portrait | Dominik Kolowiecki by Krzysztof Waszak)

Building Brooklyn

So Williamsburg / Greenpoint area is quickly becoming saturated with “Luxury” Condos/Lofts/Apartments – They all look very nice and are cleaning up some of the larger abandoned buildings… but at the same time the majority of them are close to empty because of the high prices to buy and the in ability to just rent. Housing Market Crash 2.0?

Corner of Wyeth & North 11th Street – Brooklyn, NY

Hipstamatic Settings

Idea Cloud #7 || 11/05/2011 || 1:35 PM

Idea Cloud #7 || 11/05/2011 || 1:35 PM

Today was all about patterns… In life, in construction, in design. I had the misfortune of sitting across from some “activists” complaining about the way people organize. They complained about everything from OCCUPY to how Brooklyn is too “unprofessional” to have any voice in its community. I say Hypocritical-Blasphemers!

Random Items::

  • Bugs
  • Toothbrush
  • Toothpaste
  • Q-tips
  • Comb
  • Patterns
  • Question Marks

Spiderweb Trees in Pakistan

Spiderweb Trees in Pakistan

Photograph courtesy Russell Watkins, U.K. Department for International Development

Seen in December 2010, a young girl stands next to a tree covered in spider webs in Sindh, Pakistan, near the intersection of two roads that had only recently reemerged from floodwaters.

At the height of the crisis, the flooded region covered an area the size of England. Nearly 2,000 people died during the disaster and 20 million people were affected, according to the Pakistani government. (Related: “Pakistan Flooding Because of Farms?”)

“More people were affected by the flooding than the combined total of the Boxing Day Indian Ocean tsunami, 2005 Pakistan earthquake, [2010] Haiti earthquake, and Hurricane Katrina,” John Barrett, head of DFID’s Flood Response Team, said in a statement.

As part of the international response, DFID mounted the U.K.’s largest humanitarian operation yet.

(via Pictures: Trees Cocooned in Spider Webs After Flood)

Idea Cloud #6 || 10/29/2011 || 12:53 PM

Idea Cloud #6 || 10/29/2011 || 12:53 PM

I CONTROL THE WEATHER! – So this Idea Cloud has a fun/strange story. I was wrapped up with the idea that it was snowing before Halloween so there are some pumpkins in snow – but it also lead to drawing a dark storm with lightening… When I left the coffee shop (Veronica’s Peoples Place – Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York) it lightning and thundered while it snowed… scary stuff! LOL

Random Items::

  • Pumpkin
  • Gourd
  • Storm Clouds
  • Corn Stalk
  • Snow Flakes
  • Lightening
  • Cross pattern
  • Super-S Knit pattern
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