Monday, February 22, 2010

The things that set it off become key images.


The other ones will go along with whatever direction you take them.

I'm still trying to figure out how to do it, it's a real messy process.

Call them whatever you want, but they're something you have to pay attention to.
Don't expect the sequence to go from A to Z.
So many N's in a drawer.
You were never a little boy.
It appears somewhat random, but it's not.
make sense of the entire time period
Seeing it through photography makes it important.
That's an iron, in a sink.
Pee is a touchy medium.

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Forgot your camera?

No, I forgot my card.







Saturday, February 20, 2010

"We are inside a bubble. It is a bubble into which we are placed at the moment of our birth.
at first the bubble is open, but then it begins to close, until it has sealed us in. That bubble is our perception.
we live inside that that bubble all of our lives. And what we witness on its round walls is our own reflection."

Friday, February 19, 2010










"You must not take anything for granted when you're looking at the picture. Never do that. Every single little tiny space of that page works and counts." william eggleston





"He'd shoot with some kind of night vision lens often until the bitter end, then just fall over unconscious on the floor. He wasn't just at the party, he was the party."


Thursday, February 18, 2010

"Like stepping off of a roller-coaster, or spinning around until dizzy, or drugs, or driving music, I guess the feeling of slight disorientation is addictive. I find these pictures very pleasantly disorienting."