I have added a few things to the galleries. Some outdoor stuff . . .
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Monthly Archive for January, 2006
All of the photos with this post were taken in Greenwood, Mississippi over the weekend of January 13th-15th. Jay-rah and I were in Greenwood because she gave me the super-cool birthday gift of cooking lessons at Viking Cooking school, and a weekend at the Alluvian hotel. Most of the shots were taken on overcast days, which is good and bad, but captured a good “delta” feeling. Continue reading ‘Greenwood, Alluvian, Viking’
Jayrah and I dropped off the finished framed piece at the donation party Saturday night. Ended up same basic dimensions as the Robert Johnson piece (image 20″ x 20″ framed 24″ x 36″). I think I might start offering matting and framing with my portrait services, perhaps with ford inspired slogan, “any color mat you want as long as it is white.” Anyway, there was tons of wonderful art at the party; hopefully not so much as to prevent a few people taking notice of the piece. Continue reading ‘Will Not Forget (Song for Keith)’
I’m ripping off my reader’s blog . . . oh well. If you care to look at the post below the password is all lower case, no spaces, only letters and numbers, and it is the name of the group whose members were Willard Van Dyke, John Paul Edwards, Consuelo Kanaga, Sonya Noskowiak, Henry Swift Continue reading ‘See Below’
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The beginnings of another piece with Gorjus. Hopefully, I will have a finished one to post in a few days.
What does it say to you?
Edit: I have really enjoyed the comments so far, but if you haven’t gone to look at Gorjus’s post, along with his “in production” polaroids, you should. I think the text he wrote for it is wonderful, and I am looking forward to getting a closer look at his lettering . . .
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Once upon a time, I was self-conscious about carrying my camera around with me and asking people if I could take their picture. I’m not like that anymore. Now, although I have conquered my fears, I have also developed new ones. My biggest fear the last couple of years is taking my camera with me when I am going to be drinking, or around a lot of people who are going to be drinking. In my mind this fear of preservation seems much more reasonable. Continue reading ‘New Years Day’