I may be really tired at Open Studios today but that's only because I partied with @puuluupband last night

After working since the beginning of the year to organize, clean out, and generally rehab the darkroom at @wrcraftcenter , it is ready to reopen to the public this weekend at Open Studios. Catch me there Saturday and Sunday 10a-5p 📷 It's almost my birthday, so come say hi and check out both my photo work and my grunt work.

Last of this round of pinholes retrieved, this one overlooking the bee yard at Wolfdales. The plan is for a larger box pinhole to go up on the roof in the next couple of days to catch a year starting on the Equinox. @jarthurloose

My pinhole at the ski lift got disappeared, so I'll have to hide it better. Probably safer now that they've done the mowing. Meanwhile here is a 12 day exposure of the river, what it looked like when I planted it, and what it looked like when I picked it up. Fall is hitting hard and fast this year.

The first results are in from my solargraphy pinholes. Both unexpected in fun ways! Third one is drying in a drawer, and 2 more are planted. This is very fun. Thanks @heather.palecek.art for the workshop and inspiration!

I took and awesome workshop on solargraphy this past weekend with @heather.palecek.art and finally drove to a couple local favorite spots to string them up. I have another in mind, but it's going to have to wait til it warms up again. Thanks @k8lyny8s for the woodland pap photos too

Helluva span documented here. When I needed to get a grip on my work, class, reading and project schedule my first year of art school, I found these weekly calendar/journals from moleskine fit my brain so well and have used them without fail every year since then. Wrote down quotes, documented all the movies I watched and books I read, stashed concert ticket stubs and weird subway pamphlets. I have carried one of these calendars every day for 15 years and feel totally adrift without it, way more than if I leave my phone at home. @moleskine sponsor me? Also plz bring back the international reference pages at the front, they made me feel so cultured

Glad news today that one of my eclipse photos (2017, Missouri, detail hereof) is going to grace the cover of a book. More details when it's officially announced. 🌚

I left KC when I was 18, but the parts that could still make me feel like home were the West Bottoms and everything else Downtown.... Crossroads, Westport, Strawberry Hill, etc etc. A lot (a LOT) has changed about KC in the nearly two decades I have been gone, but I am especially dismayed to learn about the proposed development in the Bottoms. On top of the proposal to demolish the Crossroads and build a football stadium (don't even get me started), it makes me so sad for all the little weirdos like me who need this vibrant oasis in an otherwise depressingly homogeneous city. I think it's time to revisit the little snippet I captured of this beautiful wasteland. I didn't like most of these photos at the time. Funny how things change, but one thing that shouldn't change is this grungy heart of KC. Shout out to @keepthewestbottomsweird

Still riding the high from last week's mixer. Lucky for me, @chloesartjournal took this photo of the work showcase table. This was the part of the night I most wanted to happen: people sharing their work, ideas, and experiences. There was such vibrant creative energy, everyone doing something different even when working with the same techniques. Vermont is truly spoiled for artists and I'm excited to keep people coming together.

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