Boulder, CO: 6 June 2009
Kelsey drove us in her truck, through a snowstorm, to get us to Lindsay’s house. Granted, we had to keep our feet of of the cassettes (and that was a threat).
Fort Collins, CO: 21 February 2009
Basic Training, Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, TX: 1 April 2011
But if she lost me, I would become extraordinary by vanishing.
“Sylvie was pretty, but she was prettiest when something had just startled her into feeling that the world had to be dealt with in some way, and then she undertook the most ordinary things with an arch, tense, tentative good will that made them seem difficult and remarkable, and she was delighted by even partial successes.”
—Housekeeping, Marilynne Robinson
Self portrait, Golden Hill, San Diego, CA: 30 June 2011
I Live from the Neck Up, a self portraiture project
Self Portrait, Centennial, CO: 20 January 2010
![There in the thin morning sunlight.
”[…] In retrospect she seemed to have been most happy in borrowed houses, and at lunch.”—Joan Didion, Democracy
San Antonio, TX: 24 April 2011](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3386/3290999383_e25d1e2813.jpg)
There in the thin morning sunlight.
”[…] In retrospect she seemed to have been most happy in borrowed houses, and at lunch.”
—Joan Didion, Democracy
San Antonio, TX: 24 April 2011
“In any case, the object is never anything more than an imaginary line. “
—Jean Baudrillard, Photography, Or The Writing Of Light
Golden Hill, San Diego, CA: 2 August 2011
I live from the neck up, continued.
“She remembered her as too dreaming and self-absorbed.”
—Housekeeping, Marilynne Robinson
Self portrait, San Diego, CA: 3 August 2011
‘Cause in the daylight anywhere feels like home
Fall through like change in the daylight
Fall through like change in the daylight
—Matt & Kim
A morning after beer and whiskey, La Junta, CO: 16 January 2011
