i call this living room because i've grown to understand that the best pictures i can take are often sitting right in front of me.
5/11/10
i still love her
Had it not begun to pour, I would never have seen it.
Strangely, it's only visible at certain angles. Just a red brick wall then one thick black letter at a time appears and spells out a sentence of beautiful, wrenching lament.
It's been there a long time.
It stole my breath a bit. Touched me immediately, deeply.
Who is this person who wrote this?
What brand of heartache compelled him (her?) to write his sadness in such a way?
Was it a release, of sorts, to let it out to the world....to tell the story of just how much he was bleeding?
Or was it a solitary act, in the shadows, under a bridge, to quietly dispel his very last thought of her? And then walk away.
I wish i knew who wrote this. I want the story so much.
A heroic romantic, if nothing else.
Stirring, perhaps, for those who see it, something held tightly, sadly, regretfully, lovingly.
8/30/09
v-flat portrait project
For the last two years I have been pulling people aside at work and taking their portraits. Most often, these are behind the scenes people....stylists, set builders, production assistants, digital techs, an elderly mother waiting for her daughter to finish work, friends. They all had a loveliness that, on that particular day at work, inspired me. Translating their beauty and soulfulness was my goal. I hope you like these.

3/31/09
1/23/09
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