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Candice & Champ.
Remember when I posted about Maddie on Things? Meet Champ. via Candice & Champ.
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Tod Seelie
Swimming Cities of Sereneissima Michael Cannell’s piece on the Swimming Cities of Serenissima: “Imagine if Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters had reenacted “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.” That’s...
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Profess, girl.
James Blake recently returned to Minneapolis and humbly tossed another tremendous experience onto the pile I’ve been stacking since 2011. I. Can’t. Even. But I’mma try. I’ve written about James...
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Little E.
Over the past four years I’ve luckily witnessed the engagement, marriage, and first child of these two. Photographing them today was sweet, and dinner at Sea Salt even better. Thank goodness for good...
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Peru.
Peru Notes Day 1, 6:00AM. Landed in the Lima airport. Bus packed with people, all the way to the front — and our bus, running alongside, only 15% full, I have an aisle to myself. The other bus has La...
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Menno Aden
On Menno Aden, Miriam Nöske wrote: “Through challenging camera angles Menno Aden abstracts most familiar actual living environments and public interiors into flattened two-dimensional scale models. A...
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On Lean In
Joshunda Sanders wrote this good piece on Lean In‘s recent campaign to ban “bossy”, and some of her statements have provoked me to do something I haven’t done in a long time: blog. Before I get into...
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Unbroken Down by Dave Jordano
“This project bears witness to the fact that it is not about what’s been destroyed in Detroit, but more importantly, about what’s been left behind and those who are coping with it… This is the most...
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Marianna Rothens’ Alien Camp
“In 2003, the Canadian photographer Marianna Rothen began experimenting with a Polaroid SX-70, using gel filters to amplify the camera’s painterly effect. Rothen travelled to major national parks as...
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Stone & Honey II
Teresa Robinson is the artistic heart & maker of my favorite jewelry, Portland-based Stone & Honey. Since posting about S&H not once, but twice before, I’ve acquired two new pieces and I...
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