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Tag Archives: D700
Saturday Morning Shows Up
I am listening to old new music and it is endless in me It is Saturday and we are 200 miles from what matters And we are sleepy and you are like you were the first time I saw you. You … Continue reading
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Tagged Aperture 3, Bend Light, Black and White, D700, hotel, Love, Nik, Nikon, Oregon, PDX, shower, Sunday Morning, Writing
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Five or Four
This is a picture of a leaf of two of five rectangles of four of yellow of a line of the side of a building of a crack of a sidewalk of right angles of a game or someone else’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Aperture 3, Bend Light, D700, Imagination, Look Down, Nik, Nikon, Oregon, Sidewalk, Street photography, Writing
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Where The Truth Is
When I lie, it is automatic. I don’t think about it – although it is coming straight from my brain. My mouth opens and out it comes and I then have the chore of living with it, embellishing it (you thought the … Continue reading
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Tagged Aperture 3, Bend Light, D700, Heart, Lies, Nik, Nikon, Oregon, Shame, Sidewalk, Street photography, Truth, Urban, Writing, Yellow Line
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The Sky Ran Through Me
The sky ran through me: It did and I didn’t even know it. It did and it felt like the first orgasm I remember and it was that, in sky form. It did and I wouldn’t make this up, you … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, Bend Light, Blue, D700, Laurie Anderson, Nik, Nikon, Oregon, Poem, Poetry, Portland, Sky, Street photography, Urban, Wires
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Church
There was a preacher in my Southern Baptist Church who, on occasion, would mention a church-goer who had not given enough money. He called me several years ago, at the request of a concerned citizen who thought I left the … Continue reading
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Tagged Aperture 3, Architecture, Bend Light, Black and White, church, D700, Growing up in church, Nik, Nikon, Oregon, powerlines, Street photography, trees, Writing
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Can’t Make This Up
I am only telling you what I saw. Don’t ask me. I don’t know nothing. Couldn’t tell you…had nothing to do with it. This is exactly what happened: You have no idea what it’s been like here, Besides I just … Continue reading
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Tagged Aperture 3, Bend Light, cliche, D700, nature, Nik, Nikon, outdoors, Poetry, trees, Writing
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No Beginning and No Ending
I am going to try to relate this to you in a way that does not sound contrived. It’s impossible. It is contrived. Contrived means that it was obviously planned. This, what I am telling you about, was, and yet … Continue reading
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Tagged Aperture 3, Bend Light, D700, Grateful Dead, nature, Nik, Nikon, Oregon, outdoors, Photography, Residency, Robbo, Square, Sunset, Surgery, Writing
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Smoke and Mirrors
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Tagged Bend Light, Black and White, D700, Nik, Nikon, Oregon, Photography, Smoke, Smoke and Mirrors, Square, Writing
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Watercolors in the Rain
I wish for my life to be lived with a soundtrack that you would know like Spanish Bombs by the Clash, or like “water colors in the rain” by Al Stewart and the excruciating unending perfection of that line and … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Stewart, Bend Light, chicago, D700, Nik, Nikon, Soundtrack of my life, Spanish Bombs, The Clash, Watercolors in the rain, Work, Year of the Cat
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See Through You
I trust people I should not trust. Not always, and not as much as I did earlier in my life and not nearly as often and not for as long, but I still do it. Something in me believes that … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, Bend Light, chicago, Chicago architecture, D700, Know myself, Nik, Nikon, Roosevelt University, Roosevelt vertical Chicago, See Through You, Trust, Urban, Writing
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