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The city from Sophia’s point of view

Posted on February 19, 2012 by

My niece Sophia is usually the one in front of my camera, posing for me on Winnebagos in daisy bell-bottoms and with vintage suitcases in fields. But a few days ago, we switched it up, and she went behind the … Continue reading →

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The new Route 66

Posted on November 15, 2011 by

This morning on my way home from the gym, I passed a Chevron station that was all lit up in the pink dawn. It was empty and clean and I could see the aisles of overpriced boxes of Cheez-Its and … Continue reading →

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Five Senses Monday

Posted on September 12, 2011 by

Happy Monday, lovies. I thought I’d share a little more film today from a roll I developed in the darkroom. I scanned the negatives, but I think I scanned them backwards, and that’s why they look kind of weird. I … Continue reading →

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Breakfast with truckers

Posted on April 28, 2011 by

When I was little, I always thought it’d be cool and oh-so-young-Drew-Barrymore if I roadtripped across the country with random truckers met on the open road. That idea didn’t last long, but the love of diners and truck stops is … Continue reading →

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Americana in a bad neighborhood

Posted on May 10, 2009 by

There’s a fine line between a scuzzy motel and a piece of Americana. In Stockton, there’s quite a bit of “Americana,” though most refer to it as Wilson Way, the ghetto, or as the place white people don’t like to … Continue reading →

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