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I have nothing interesting to say right now. Just listen to this and look at the photoz.





Those first five are from a recent trip to Vermont. I went up to Burlington for a long weekend with friends Sidney and Nick to look for a place to live next year and Nick and I essentially spent the weekend homeless. In our wanderings we happened on a VW graveyard of sorts with tons of rusting relics of the 60's and 70's. And there was a small bonsai garden right next to the cars that someone obviously put a lot of love into. We also visited that filing cabinet sculpture which stands about 50 feet in the air in the middle of nowhere in the north end.









Who doesn't love a good self portrait?

Not even star-crossed, just unlucky

Greetings earthlings. My dad indirectly works for Fujifilm and they were doing a test on their printing machines this week so I got a shit load of prints made for free! I have had a bunch of sleeves of negatives that I never printed because I can't afford it piling up in my room and finally I got all of those color babies done. These are the best photos of the lot, a mix of pictures from Portland, and from my month home around Christmas. I also sent in a bunch of black and white negatives so I will probably be posting a bunch more tomorrow so please check back if you haven't decided to hate my blog like many of those cordial folks who commented on my last post. I hate to disappoint the kids...

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This baby is not a great exposure but the light on their faces is just amazing. I love them.



Mom...


Hailey's christmas present, a fisheye lens for her Diana, which she calls Princess Di.





This was taken the same night as the one of Luke and Kt holding each other up with their heads. I used a tripod and had Luke run around me while I took a 5 second exposure.




If you ever get a chance to go to Portland you must must MUST got to Really Good Stuff on SE Hawethorne and 12th. It is the best antique/junk store I have ever been to and the guy that owns it is the fucking man. I am not sure which of these first two pictures I like better so I put them up for a vote. Tell me which one is better and win a prize!





This is what my back yard looked like in Oregon. Yum!


These were taken on one of many lonely lonely nights in my house in Oregon. I really liked how warm the wood looked in the light so I just collected a bunch of things from around the house and had them strike a couple poses for me. I'm not really a "series" type of dude when it comes to photos but I like how these came out.