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THE BREAK_NYFW_PART ONE
2022-02-16 04:42:00 UTCA few weeks ago I remembered that I had ordered a 1989 Interview Magazine featuring the one and only Dolly Rebecca Parton. It got stuck in transit and then the mail person and I kept missing one another so I ended up picking it up on the last day humanely… -
Togetherness
2021-12-16 18:00:58 UTCI read a tweet how humans weren’t meant to work in December and there is some truth to that. When work revolved around the hours of illuminated sunshine, days were shorter and tasks were focused more around upkeep and preparation for the warmer months ahead. Rise early and slumber early.… -
Hello Darkness My Old Friend
2021-11-02 17:26:03 UTCHello - It’s been almost a year since I’ve used this blog space or even my website for that matter. My Instagram has been abandoned like a western ghost town after the gold ran out. The pandemic really shifted things into a blurry focus. A lot became clear while other… -
Defining Home
2020-11-21 03:12:06 UTC“Isn’t it odd how complex the idea of ‘home’ becomes as you get older? How, when we go back to visit, we feel like both a stranger and somehow a part of these places? I was overwhelmed by nostalgia this visit to Colorado. When I left PA at 18, I… -
“to conserve is to create”
2020-06-26 00:57:32 UTCdraft - March 25th, 2020 “to conserve is to create” refers to the historical role photographs play when it comes to preserving. More specifically, the works of Eugéne Atget who photographed crumbling royal gardens. “In the present disorder of the world, to conserve is to create” - George Duhamel I’m…