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Student presentation at the 12th Annual Graduate Student Symposium in Art History, at the Warner Westervelt Museum of American Art, Feb. 2, 2007, in Tuscaloosa. Photo by Cathy Pagani.
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The October 5, 2014 Motor Extravaganza in Ann Arbor, Michigan. This is a modest invitation only car show hosted by one of my former co-workers at his home on Ann Arbor's Old West Side.
All of my classic car photos can be found here: Car Collections
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The June 27, 2014 Cars on the Green car show in Dixboro, a small hamlet at the northeast corner of Ann Arbor.
Scott, the owner of this sharp 1931 Chevy Coupe, greatly enjoyed seeing what he could of my photos in the camera's viewing screen and since then he has been visiting my photostream.
All of my classic car photos can be found here: Car Collections
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Faculty Biennial Exhibition 2012, Sarah Moody Gallery of Art, Garland Hall. Before joining the Department of Art and Art History in 1988, Professor Dooley served as Assistant Curator of Exhibitions at Knight Gallery, Spirit Square Center for the Arts in Charlotte, North Carolina. He earned his M.F.A. from the University of South Carolina in 1980. Dooley directs and curates a schedule of changing exhibitions for the Sarah Moody Gallery of Art which features internationally acclaimed artists such as Gregory Amenoff, Ida Applebroog, Chakaia Booker, Mel Chin, William Christenberry, Cora Cohen, Jack Earl, Vernon Fisher, Cheryl Goldsleger, Lee Krasner, Sally Mann, Ed McGowin, Elizabeth Murray, John Newman, Robert Rauschenberg, Tony Scherman, Carrie Mae Weems, and Deborah Willis. He teaches drawing classes as well as seminars devoted to graduate studio research, and offers an advanced undergraduate course on art museum practices. Dooleyās art works have been included in over 50 regional and national exhibitions. His dedication to community outreach includes his contribution of expertise for exhibits management for the Rural Studio, an architectural design/build program affiliated with Auburn University in the Blackbelt region of Alabama.
Roll Tide! Kevin begged me for this jersey. He even borrowed someone's practice pads and pants to make it look more authentic for Halloween.
Courtesy of Tory Folliard Gallery, Wisconsin. "Drawing has always been an essential component of my studio practice. My drawings are never preparatory sketches for paintings, but rather exploratory finished artworks in their own right. With works on paper I am able to freely experiment and try out a broad variety of approaches due to the immediate nature of the medium. Half-baked and fleeting thoughts, phrases heard in passing, hybrids and whimsies begging for formā¦ these are the impulses that drive my drawing practice. The love of paper (and found paper in particular) is another driving force behind my drawing. Something about reclaiming the lost scraps and fragments of books, ledgers, notepads and discarded frames seems vaguely redemptive to me. I think that the sense of an embedded history carried in these humble materials exerts an even greater pull for me.The display of these drawings in larger or smaller groupings is something that I am interested in due to the way that images can interact in multiple directions. Lined up in a row, one drawing connects to the one on either side but is limited in its conversation with works further down the wall. These organic groupings allow for connections to be made as if one's eye is following the lines of a spider web. Multiple narratives and readings become possible with this type of installation. Unexpected juxtapositions appear with each new assemblage." (panel text)
After seeing someone take a self portrait and post it yesterday I decided I wanted to one for a "year end" type of thing, then do the same this time next year (if i remember!). I found dressing room mirrors to take it in and I goofed off a few times, not expecting I'd like the blowing kisses pics. Funny it turned out to be my favorite.
2014 has been a weird year for me. I spent most of it with someone I thought wanted to be with me. I lost myself. It turned out he didn't want to be with me...and in the end, I didn't really want to be with him either. So he sorta did me a favor because I wasn't able to man up and admit it to anyone but myself.
The happy things were good though. I spent a week at the beach with some of my favorite people in the whole world. I didn't get to travel as much as I would have liked but I plan to rectify that in the coming year. It's a bonus that my best friends are scattered through the US and Canada. It means I get to see more.
I have many plans and hopes and dreams for 2015. Top of the list being: not allowing someone to change me just because they don't like the same hobbies and such as I do. It only matters if I'm happy with myself. And I am. Now that I'm back to the me that reads books non stop, wears red lipstick, writes silly stories, takes pictures of the most random things.
I'm determined to get out more, meet new people, move into a cool place, save some money, spend some money. Fly. Both metaphorically and on a plane. I'm coming for you 2015. You better watch out.
I saw Jimmy Buffett, James Taylor, John Prine, Leo Kottke, Jesse Winchester in separate concerts here in 1970
Sgt. James Bailey scans his sector during a combat mission in Kandahar province, Afghanistan. Bailey is a Cavalry Scout with the 5th Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment, 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division based out of Fort Wainwright, Alaska.
I've been photographing this kid for the past 4 years and he definitely grew a ton over the past year or so. This shoot was definitely among the most fun I've had in a long time with a camera. Something new, but I've been talking to his parents about it for a long time. So glad to have finally had the opportunity.
Shot with 2 bare YN560s for rim and another Yn560 in a boomed octabox for key.
Grim news came in the wake of the ambush. Draconian fears were confirmed, a third company of Tyder Westfoldian's forces made landfall within the Isle.
After hours of questioning the captives they finally revealed that the main host of the force was preparing in Drakesbane and were to advance on the capitol shortly after.
This news was quickly brought to the Stewards of Draconia, the Rolltides.
The October 5, 2014 Motor Extravaganza in Ann Arbor, Michigan. This is a modest invitation only car show hosted by one of my former co-workers at his home on Ann Arbor's Old Westside.
All of my classic car photos can be found here: Car Collections
Press "L" for a larger view.
Winter line makeup bag in Light plaid twill fabric.
I have designed this stylish makeup roll for you to organize all your cosmetics stuff in a practical easy way that looks like a small makeup bag but opens up to a colorful large makeup roll with 6 diffident packets size in it.
ā„ You can see it in my Etsy shop!!! Take a look at my profile for details ā„
BANGOR, Wash. (Aug. 28, 2018) Mr. Steven Martin, the Strategic Command Consultation Committee representative, delivers remarks during the 2017 Omaha Submarine Ballistic Missile Trophy presentation which was awarded to the Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine USS Alabama (SSBN 731). The Omaha Trophy, sponsored by Omaha's Strategic Command Consultation Committee, is awarded annually to four outstanding units that represent USSTRATCOM's mission areas, their role in global operations and USSTRATCOM's continued emphasis on strategic deterrence. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Amanda R. Gray/Released)
2009 Heisman winner, Mark Ingram, has a 45 yd touchdown run which would be the game's only touchdown,
The October 5, 2014 Motor Extravaganza in Ann Arbor, Michigan. This is a modest invitation only car show hosted by one of my former co-workers at his home on Ann Arbor's Old West Side.
All of my classic car photos can be found here: Car Collections
Press "L" for a larger view.