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Knock Loud, I’m Home
In an ideal world, I live in an uber-minimalist house overlooking a perfectly groomed, yet slightly unkept lawn near a beach.
Pt. Dume, Malibu, California
Ok… California has moments of beauty, I will admit it reluctantly.
03-13-2013
I have been incredibly frustrated with photography lately and as a result, have been struggling with my own creativity. The weather in LA has been absolutely perfect for trekking around, exploring and making images. There’s a Nike missile site still lingering in the hills that I’ve been itching to checkout. However, my shiny new 5D [...]
The Rules of Photography
When commerce is removed from the equation (and the possibility of fleeting “fame”), very few rules seem to hold up. There is no way I could possibly agree more with this statement. Via A Lesser Photographer
Endless California
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Tagged Beach, California, Endless, Landscape, Photography, Santa Monica
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Italy 2003
Not so long ago (almost a decade) I was in Italy studying color reduction woodcut printmaking with one of my professors from the University of Nebraska. At the time, I was under the impression that I was some sort of gifted, up and coming printmaker. (It is truly remarkable what a perfect storm of ego [...]
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Tagged 2003, Italy, Photography, Siena, Travel
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Missing MPLS
Perhaps it is the overcast skies of Southern California that are making me miss Minneapolis so much. Then again, maybe it is just the displacement that naturally follows moving to a new city, one where I have no roots, no paths to calmly wander, and no climate to fight angrily against. Above: a happy mishap [...]
Midnight In Moscow, March 1990
From Flickr user: Jim Linwood’s album “Russia 1990.” Found via blogpost: ”Findings, File Under Movement:” on the MIEL Blog. Currently it is 72° F, sunny, still and beautiful in Los Angeles. However, I cannot stop looking at this image of Moscow and wishing I was there, bracing myself against the cold.