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I had been walking around Portland, looking to add photos to my 100 Strangers project. I decided to also work on my Chongo project. I've seen this statue on other visits, so I decided to see how I could add Chongo to the mix.
Left wing protesters spray police with a Silly String Spray at a protest against members of the Patriot Prayer Movement in a park in downtown Portland Oregon September 10. 2017. Several hundred left-wing protesters, including Antifa, descended in to downtown Portland to oppose the right-wing group. (Photo by Natalie Behring for AFP)
The Portland Spirit returns to Portland after a dinner cruise up the Willamette River toward Oregon City.
The Dandy Warhols, a Portland band, put on an impromptu two day moving show playing a 13 songs in front of or in 13 old school Portland locations. I joined in on the first day and it was my first time seeing the Dandy Warhols and I had a blast! The first location was outside of the former Xray Cafe at 2nd and burnside, then we moved around the corner to Voodoo Doughnuts and then into Dantes (Sally and I had a quick drink) and then Magic Gardens. I had to leave at this point but was all giddy and happy. One of the best days!
views from around the portland neighborhood in louisville, ky. totally run down and full of poverty, but it's my favorite neighborhood in town. plus, one of the few places around here that people still nod their heads and wave to strangers at.
Supposed to represent "the infrastructure, energy, and vibrancy of Portland", but some say it represents something else entirely.
An ablum I did for my friend tyler. He's starting a new band in Portland. He has a demo tune up give him a listen its really amazing stuff: www.myspace.com/themysticmusic
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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It was literally IMPOSSIBLE to find a good view of Portland, and this is the best I could come up with as I was in a hurry to drive home. This photo was taken from the Vista Bridge (otherwise known as the Suicide Bridge).
I art directed a bitchin new cover and got to work with one of my favorite photographers Ray Gordon. Now that's some REAL special effects, eh?
Check out the Queer Issue: www.portlandmercury.com/portland/Home
Check out Ray's work: raygordon.com/splash.html