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Against this earth, I’ve struggled   And believed  I had time to dig up what I needed. 

Thrilled the TAG Gallery in Los Angeles accepted my photograph CoGen for the 2019 California Exhibition. Their juror, Ruth Weisbergchose 110 artworks for this year’s exhibition from 1,400+submissions received nationwide. The exhibition runs from August 7 through August 23 and the artists’ reception and awards ceremony is on Saturday, August 10, from 5 to 8 pm. 

I sold my first limited edition photograph. Winter’s Tree 1/20. It’s funny because I’ve been feeling pretty down about things not selling. My girlfriend had just said, things will click, just keep the faith. Right after she said that I get a call from the gallery. They need another photograph to fill the now empty …

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Under a Gibbous Moon When left on my own, my daughtersabsent to friends or family,insomnia finds me 80 milesaway from home.Kneeling in the desertdirt, I frame my shot of tumbledand graffitied rock walls. The camera as steady on the tripod as my hand.I’m drinkingless these nights, but still findsleeping worse than sobriety.Like the first drink,though, …

Read More “Friday Photo: July 12, 2019”

Dust and smog filter all but the sediment lightof the sun. Skyrockets explode before darknessto the delight of patriots on both sidesof the valley, and those who stand in between, under the fire, under the bright and shimmering colors where the shadows falland the ash and smoke curl away. In the foothills, a dog pulls …

Read More “Friday Photo: July 5, 2019”

I awoke. The light streamed slantwise through louvre style blinds across the double bed for one. Groggy and reaching for the iPhone, I knock over the wine glass. It falls and hits the carpet with the thump of a cat paw. At night, I have a glass of wine or a bottle of beer or …

Read More “Portrait of an Artist as a Single Dad – Look at the Light!”