Category: Portfolios
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Parking Space | Asheville, NC | April 2019 The old concrete sits cracked and crumbling. Fissures and stains criss-cross the slab — relaxing behind a warehouse built a century ago — and reveal designs carved through decades of use. Wagons and trucks unloaded here. Heavy machinery toppled here. Ice, rain, weather gnawed here. Perhaps like…
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Eggs | East Wenatchee, WA | March 2019 The chicken came first, in case you’re wondering. Their reptilian ancestors — yep, our feathered friends were once scaly lizards — most likely reproduced through viviparity, or giving live birth to their young. That biological trend advanced to ovoviviparity (internal eggs) and, much later, into
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House Boats | Kennewick, WA | April 2019 I sit and watch birds flap by, their wingbeats duplicated on the glassy river. Clouds scud east, their movement duly recorded by the mirror-like surface. A woman in a yellow robe waves to me from her house boat window, then disappears from sight. But wait … a…
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Flyby | Minneapolis, MN | April 2019 Consider from above the dynamic roil of traffic, trains and planes in one small portion of a bustling city. Within each blurred vector — a kinetic smudge — a person moves with purpose, each an “I want” in a mind-boggling swirl of desires. Me? I want the childhood…
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Fields | Spokane, WA | April 2019 Aerial views of fields give insight into a farmer’s mind. Such as, the geometry of her planning and depth of her thinking. How fertile
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Theater Seats | Wenatchee,WA | February 2019 Velvet’s plushness results from using the same thread to weave two facing layers of fabric. When sliced apart, the fibers form a peach-fuzz surface that’s valued for its softness and durability. A year into retirement, I continue to shed my outer layer — the career veneer — to…
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Landscaping | Richland, WA | April 2019 Because rainfall here is scarce, we pay particular attention to solitary plants. Same for our late-life friends. We focus on cultivating relationships that
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Warehouse | Richland, WA | April 2019 In our get-it-done culture, an untethered day has to be one of life’s great luxuries. You know: The day as a blank canvas (sort of like the warehouse in photo) unblemished by appointments, errands, or social responsibilities. In other words, life free of clock and calendar. The only…
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Flashlight | Twisp, WA | April 2019 Ah, there it is. I’d searched drawers, shelves and closets to find the flashlight. All along, it stood at attention in plain sight. Dead batteries meant a trip to the hardware store, where I waited in line behind a man who’d just returned from the Oregon Coast. We…
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White Bowls | Twisp, WA | February 2019 The bowl doesn’t struggle with purpose. Its emptiness awaits