Posted in Blog on 16. May, 2010
I’m transmitting from further away …a bit deeper into the woods….not far enough yet. These days it’s watching moths around the porch light, sweating over hive collapse and waiting very patiently for Kohoutek. Maybe I’ll take a Luddite life seriously -send notes down the mountain duct taped to a bear or order supplies by Morse [...]
Posted in Blog on 18. Sep, 2010
My Mom holding me in Tacoma, Wa. I always loved this shot. The window behind us in the photo fascinated me since I was small. I’d ask her what was out there. She’d say…”out where?”
Posted in Blog on 18. Sep, 2010
Kaleidoscope and teleidoscope shots of ice, candy, vulgar jewelery, pretty landscapes and dessert.
Posted in Blog on 18. Sep, 2010
Portrait of Martin Henderson Beaver. R.I.P.
Posted in Blog on 18. Sep, 2010
A plastic goose target some hillbilly was practicing his bow hunting on.
Posted in Blog on 18. Sep, 2010
Some interesting fungi I found on trees this winter. Pretty exciting stuff when you’ve been staring at snow for four sunless overcast months.
Posted in Blog on 18. Sep, 2010
Found this fossil on a beach on Lake Ontario…the same Great Lake that makes our weather here so very f’in awful
Posted in Blog on 18. Sep, 2010
Pretty pink flowers…that’s all.
Posted in Blog on 11. Jul, 2010
A collection of bullfrogs, toads and tree frogs that I stumbled on in the yard and shooed off of the road out here when it rains. Did you ever look at their eyes? They’re gold…metallic gold. Come to think of it…why do goats have slitted pupils like a cat? I need to do some reading [...]
Posted in Blog on 28. Jun, 2010
The Kickstarter project is fully funded as of today, with about 2 days to go until it officially closes!!! I’ll send more updates and images once the camera and field recorder arrive. In the meantime, continuing to tighten up the script… tentatively scheduled to begin recording the narration in August. Thanks for the support!!!!
Posted in Blog on 20. Jun, 2010
My friend Jim dressed as the Fat Ivory Monkey- the mascot for The Brown Cuts Neighbors (the greatest forgotten band in the world). He always looked to his right