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Recently uploaded by photo book, A is for Elsewhere, to ISSUU. Check it out below, or here.

Without a doubt, one of the best things about the literary community in the Twin Cities (and Lauderdale) is the arts and culture magazine Revolver. (They also own the literary event category right now.) That’s why I was particularly excited to nab 2nd place in their “ANTE-UP” contest. A bit of this story made itsContinue reading “ANTE-UP: Revolver Fiction Contest”

Here I square off in a debate against myself (There I go again…)  

Feeling very fortunate to be one of the first people in the entire world to try both Google Glass and Google Hand. (You just put on the hand, walk around like no big deal, and when you want to lift up a car you just say, “Okay, Hand!”)

Reading at The Loft this weekend was a distinct pleasure, particularly in front of the other Mentor Series participants, and most particularly sharing the stage with mentor Peter Campion. Our first weekend seminar with Peter was this weekend, and it was a gem. Really looking forward to the rest of the year.

My issue of Der Greif arrived in the mail yesterday. It was a lot of fun to have one of my photos cross the Atlantic by email and get mailed back to me in this great magazine. If only I had shot that cover photo. Awesome.

I’m excited to have work in the most recent issue of the German photography journal, Der Grief. Blink and you’ll miss my photo, “Robert Adams Meets Ansel Adams,” at about 48 seconds. Happy to be in the company of what looks like some great work, and a stellar layout too. Can’t wait to get myContinue reading “Der Greif #7”

The Made Here at Block E project has been up for a week, and the project has been an unmitigated success. Here is a shot of my photos in the window of what once was a Walgreens. Before that, it was Moby Dick’s (or thereabouts). Very special thanks to Joan Vorderbruggen for giving Minneapolis’s sorriestContinue reading “Made Here at Block E”

I had the chance to photograph Minneapolis Artist, Andrew Moore, today at his home in Powderhorn Park. As you can see, his work is amazing, fiercely political, and brave. He is losing his home to condemnation from the city, and a last minute home sale isn’t going as planned. A group of artists are workingContinue reading “Minneapolis Outsider Artist, Andrew Moore, Faces Eviction”