Damn students and their desire to have their work graded in a timely fashion! Continue reading ‘I almost missed Beta!’
Monthly Archive for October, 2005
We’re all going to die! Continue reading ‘Wilma: Life on the Streets’
In honor of my mother’s birthday I thought I should at the very least post a photo of her. This is a portrait I took several years ago.
It probably isn’t the flattering picture she would have liked for me to have posted, but I like it. It has all of those things in it that make me think of her, the old quilt, some kitschy bird house, antique furniture, and anything having to do with University of Alabama football.
Continue reading ‘Mom’s Birthday’
I was going to go to bed but I decided that I needed to talk about this instead. Continue reading ‘Wilma’
The New Yorker: The Talk of the Town
This is just for one qoute ““My son Winston and I, Nan Goldin, and Juergen Teller. It’s gonna be a hell of a crew.”
Other than his son you should Know the other people he is refering to in regards to his upcoming trip to Bangkok. If not check out Juergen Teller’s “Go Sees” a wonderful book given to me by King . . .and anything of Nan Goldin’s is interesting from heroine use to landscapes.
There is a depression on the horizon and she’s headed to a gulf near you. Continue reading ‘TD 24′
In order to prevent offending Hud’s delicate power line sensibilities, I have edited and posted a new version of my photograph of the capitol building.
I have rotated the image to make the building’s lines perfectly horizontal, I also corrected the perspective slightly, and removed all power lines and trafic lights.
Continue reading ‘Capitol Redux’
Wah posted some images recently that reminded me how much telelphone poles get on my nerves. The big question is why. Continue reading ‘Telephone Poles and Why I Hate Them’
EDIT: I added one more image to this series.
I have never been a good architectural photographer, something I always envied Hud for his talent in. I have also always had a problem producing location photographs I am satisfied with the quality of; I want to control the lighting and move things around.
Despite my lackings I keep trying it again and again, thinking eventually I will improve. These images reflect my latest attempts.




