Jon Glaser’s ‘Four Seasons’

Jon Glaser’s ‘Four Seasons’

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I absolutely love those photo series of one location, photographed from the same spot, taken in each of the four seasons. Whether it’s the rolling hillside of a British farm, or a sleepy New England country road, it’s always stunning and humbling to see the exact same locale transformed by nature. Like a private glimpse into someone’s world, watching as life passes by. I find these shots to be at once beautiful and haunting, hopeful and sad. I am grateful to The Occasional for allowing me to present one of my favorite New York spots in a similar fashion: the B/Q 7th Avenue stop, taken in fall, winter, spring, and summer. Enjoy. (FROM ISSUE #002 OF THE OCCASIONAL)

The Mayan Apocalypse and How You Can Prepare For It and Maybe, Just Maybe, Have a Little Fun

The Mayan Apocalypse and How You Can Prepare For It and Maybe, Just Maybe, Have a Little Fun

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A handy guide for the end of the world. From Issue #005 of The Occasional.

Andy Richter’s Guide to Voting

Andy Richter’s Guide to Voting

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Remember the old days of pulling a lever to cast your vote? Of course you don’t! That was a dumb time that only old people lived through! We’re young and our time is precious, which is why the government made it easy for us to choose politicians by marking a ballot and scanning it into a computer. But for the few of you who have never felt the ecstasy of participating in our democracy, Andy Richter is here to show you how to take part in the 2012 election.

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