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POET | PHOTOGRAPHER | ARTIST
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  • film photo
    • 35mm
    • 110mm
    • 120mm
  • camcorder diary
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    • digital collage
    • concrete + visual poetry
    • 30 days of collage
  • short films
    • glass beach
    • the secret history of griffith park
    • le mont saint michel
    • llano del rio
    • lime, oregon
    • finite
    • 4B
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    • poem films
    • vertical vids
    • photo essays
    • clips + scenes
  • audio expriments
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January 27, 2025 in diary, photography

woke up this morning pre-dawn when something triggered the motion light on my laundry room. peeked between the curtain to find enormous wet flakes of snow racing towards the earth. everything stretching out into the darkness covered in a layer of sopping white.

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