Thoughts – September 7, 2022
Things that run through my mind as I gaze at my two week old daughter: //35mm photo of ceramics and peppercorns from Heath Ceramics in Sausalito, CA. Many years ago – maybe 2017?
Read More Thoughts – September 7, 2022a grainy peek into a grainy life
Things that run through my mind as I gaze at my two week old daughter: //35mm photo of ceramics and peppercorns from Heath Ceramics in Sausalito, CA. Many years ago – maybe 2017?
Read More Thoughts – September 7, 2022Those are my toes. You can barely see them in the black and white photo, but they’re there, lacquered toes camouflaged against the pale stones in the clear blue of the Atlantic Ocean. The water was warm, and, even at 8 a.m. in the morning, the sun was beating down on my head, reminding me […]
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