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McNutt Anniversary 4.5.14
Jeanne & Adrian, Married 4.2.76
Truly my favorite couple. They have been the model of a relationship with peaks and valleys, warm hugs and oceans apart. Though life has taught them to love and trust one another, depend on each other, they have a special way of driving each other crazy!
These beautiful people whom I have the honor of calling my parents surely are as wonderful as they come.
Cloudy Day in Tempe
838: 2011
Some photographs or groups of photographs are thoughtful, expressive, emotional. Some images capture a decisive moment, while others are composed painstakingly and refined by many hours of processing. However, at the root of the emergence of photography was the intent to record objectively. And some projects are simply that; records. This one was a challenge to record whatever I was doing or seeing at 8am, 3pm, and 8pm for several days. Now this was a couple years ago, and my daily doings have entirely changed: I graduated, got married, and now work early in the mornings (instead of hating mornings and considering 1:30am an early bedtime). So this was a record of things I did and saw two years ago, but I wonder how vastly different it might look if I took on this challenge again….
Day 1.
Day 2.
Day 3.
For the Love of Books
The other day I nearly passed by a Half Priced Books store. Nearly. For my great delight in books it has been far too long since I have properly visited a bookstore. Spent almost an hour in the $3 or less section alone, and I scoured it thoroughly for keepers. Here’s to spending ten dollars on three gems!
Little People in the City, Slinkachu
Queens, Michael Cunningham & George Alexander
Between Nature and Culture, Joe Deal
