Category Archive: photography

Sacred Process

At thirteen, I began to unwind myself from organized religion, not because I lacked belief in an unseen and unprovable world, but in part because the rituals and dogma of any one faith seemed too… Continue reading

Road Trip: Confessions of a Bad Landscape Photographer

At some point, as an artist, how you see the world meets how you choose to show that vision to others and you come to the realization, “this is what I do”. It’s… Continue reading

Eating Sunday: Whipped Cream and Other Delights

I confess to owning this album, but sadly no one was dressed up in whipped cream for this post… At various times and for various reasons, I have given up meat, forsaken pork… Continue reading

Eating Sunday: Breakfast Mechanics

Or, why you don’t want to eat dinner with me on Sundays… I’ve been wanting to do breakfast for dinner for awhile now, but it seemed a bit overwhelming for the hot days… Continue reading

Eating Sunday – Get Happy!

I am no believer in the fallacy of foodstuffs as aphrodisiacs and this post isn’t about sex (I swear!). But I believe in the psychology of what food can mean and do to us. In dream interpretation, there… Continue reading

Eating Sunday: Summer Bonum

Like most teenagers, I could be alternately acerbic and cynical and wildly romantic. I may have been infatuated with the Sex Pistols, but one of my favorite romantic poems was Robert Browning’s Summer Bonum (of course not Romantic,… Continue reading

Adventures in Texture – That Obscure Object of Desire

I am a little bit of a mathmatics groupie. I left math unpursued when I was in school because as an artist with tunnel vision, I saw no beauty in it. As I have… Continue reading

Eating Sunday – Thanksgiving in August

I’m not exactly wild about Thanksgiving. Other than the fact that it’s a day off, state-sanctioned gluttony and a history of familial stress doesn’t make for a magical day. However, I have been feeling… Continue reading