“Mid-Day Reverie”
I recently did a Google search of my screen name just to see what would show up. One of the results was a Tumblr entry containing this photo I’d taken in Kula on the mountains of Maui back in the summer of ‘07 and had uploaded to my Flickr account. What was shocking to me was the amount of attention it received…my blog entries tend to get a handful of ‘likes’ or reblogs, but 970 people had liked & reblogged this one (and now it’s over 1100 people - that’s nearly two hundred more in the course of just a few days). It’s been reblogged & re-reblogged so many times I lost count looking at the various Tumblr blogs with this photo in them (many of them are ones entirely dedicated to reblogging other peoples’ things). I’m very perplexed as to why this photograph in particular is so popular…none of my others have gotten this kind of attention, not even on my own Tumblr or Flickr accounts, and, in my opinion, this is not particularly one of my best shots. Still, I’m happy so many people seem to like it so much.
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About me
I intend to be as candid or as arbitrary (or as arbitrarily candid) as I feel like with this. [archive]dylanlittle [at] gmail.com
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A brief bio: my name is Dylan Nobuo Little, and I'm a third generation Japanese-American (三世) hapa from Honolulu, Hawaii. I experiment with a variety of artistic mediums, but I'm primarily concerned with music and literature. The purpose of this blog is to feature a smattering of my work and to help motivate me to stay in the habit of writing regularly.
