Tatts on Tenth

The tattoo parlor on south Tenth Street, taken while leading one of my Access Arts photography classes on a night photo session in downtown Columbia.

Broadway Diner Minimalism

For some reason, warm nights in spring and summer always inspire my appreciation for minimalism.  Here it is at work on the Broadway Diner, a few weeks ago during a night photo outing with one of my Access Arts photography classes. 

Oasis Cafe, Marshall Junction

A bit of architectural detail against a late autumn sky on the roofline of the now defunct Oasis Cafe, at the junction of old route 40 and highway 65, in southern Saline county.

Country School near Marshall Junction

A rusted pump stands weary sentinel outside a one room school building just off of old route 40, near Marshall Junction.  The warmth of the light does little to convey the bitterly biting wind on this frigid afternoon in late December.

March March--True/False 2012

A steampunk lassoing a robot in the middle of Broadway...only during the True/False Film Festival.

Exhibit opening at Tellers next week

Tony Irons and I will be hanging a show at Tellers for the month of March...the opening will be Monday, March 5, from 6-8 p.m.  Tony's color work examines surfaces and the meanings beneath them...somewhat reminiscent of Stephen Shore.  My work all comes out of my nightviewcolumbia blog project, searching the darkened streets and storefronts of  nocturnal downtown Columbia.  After the enjoyable madness of True/False has subsided, stop in to Teller's to take a look.

Columbia at Night