I've been around, just... not here... 'til now.

 

Ship Rock (I)

   

I love film and grain

how rapid fix curls up

my nose hairs and

burns in cracked cuticles

kitchen sink processing and

the anticipation of a great find in

a still wet roll pulled freshly off

the reel

an affair for more than 35 years

occasionally I'll stray to pixel but

film is a lifetime

self contained storage

pixel I found can be lost with

the crash of a hard drive

  

I had a phone conversation with my best childhood friend the other day. as kids, blood brothers, cut our hands, made the pact and the whole works. actually by revealing that I should have all my hairs plucked out one by one by geckos. if I were a little school girl, in todays speak I guess he'd be my bff... anyway, I'd like to quote him:

 

"Oh, man, I was on your flickr site looking at your work. I knew you were good but this was great. I kept looking and looking, didn't realize you had such great work. Then I noticed it wasn't yours."

  

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  • JoinedOctober 2006
  • Occupationrecovering
  • Hometownthe driftless area of Wisconsin's west coast
  • Current cityDenver
  • CountryUS of A
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Every so often I *need* to wander through Michael's flickr stream. Not only for the sheer joy of looking at his wonderful photographs, but because I also admire his talent for building cameras. The thought, planning and detail involved in his work is astounding. Michael is a truly unique artist.

January 4, 2008