So, more doctored, fake-apocalyptic photos of Oregon, this time of “blood-red” sunsets along the Oregon coast, after William Ashcroft‘s famous oil pastels depicting the eerie sunsets following the eruption of Krakatoa in 1883.
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Photo blog 69
As I did last year, I’m using November’s photo blog posts to record some mood-setting pictures for my NaNoWriMo project. This year: the apocalypse, which involves a lot of ash. Hence these doctored, ashed-up photos of fog in Portland. (Today was eerily — and almost undrivably — foggy as well, so it felt like good timingContinue reading “Photo blog 69”
Photo blog 68
Remember the photo blog? Yeah, me too. It’s back, by popular demand (of my wife.)
Photo blog 66
I’ve officially decided to start a series on abandoned dolls. I just can’t describe the emotion I feel when I find these things — nostalgia? sorrow? grief? curiosity? — but the emotions, like the dolls, fascinate me. I didn’t realize until I got home and uploaded these to the computer that this roof actually held two dollsContinue reading “Photo blog 66”
Photo blog 65
A Writer’s Notebook: tarot story
Last week, riffing off a clip of The Daily Show, I wrote short bit about how cool it would be to do live “writings,” like a reading in a bookstore or a library but instead of reading existing work, we’d write something new, live, on the fly, according to ideas tossed at us from an audience. And then,Continue reading “A Writer’s Notebook: tarot story”
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“Wild at heart.” Stone cottage with graffiti in Forest Park, Portland, OR, 19 August 2011.
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“Old and new.” Houses in northeast Portland, OR, 22 July 2011.
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“To the rescue.” Downtown and Mt. Tabor Park, Portland, OR, 13 and 20 May 2011.
