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  • new work

    Recent shots printed and mounted on 12×12 mat/backing board. Very pleased with these. Cheers!

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  • social media and other randomness

    This might be long, for me anyway. Haven’t posted in a bit and realizations have been happening about what I do and the world around me. There will also be photos just to mix it up. My experiment with selling zines and such just didn’t fit my head the way I had hoped. If I…

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  • this week

    Cheers!

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  • triptychs

    “Nothing that remains within its genre succeeds as poetry. When I make a work, no matter how small, no matter how doomed to be forgotten, only its poetic possibility interests me, those moments it escapes into some new being”. – Teju Cole, Blind Spot Cheers!

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  • series and art

    Next step, print and mount. Cheers!

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  • people

    Cheers!

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  • making prints

    I have been making prints, and I hung some on the wall today, mostly for my own enjoyment. These are on 8×10 luster paper. I do not have an expensive sophisticated printer, but since I usually shoot in such high contrast, the lack of tonality in the gray tones that you get from a printer…

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  • recents

    Cheers!

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  • zines for sale

    The two small No Context zines have images and text/poetry, 36 pages. The larger zine is all film photography, from a project I did using two different cameras and perspectives. Complete set available for $25.00, two small ones for $15.00, and one small and one large, $17.00. Postage is extra and varies. Contact me here…

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  • get closer

    The abstract image for me requires getting close and looking for a detailed frame within the larger picture. This is my favorite thing to do with a camera. Was in Greensboro around UNCG and the Weatherspoon Museum yesterday. Cheers!

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