The Origins of an Imagined Landscape
Imagining the place | (or the day the Madonna appeared on my computer screen) I remember fumbling my way through the door and out into the bright sunlit corridor, astonished by my abrupt re-entry back
Imagining the place | (or the day the Madonna appeared on my computer screen) I remember fumbling my way through the door and out into the bright sunlit corridor, astonished by my abrupt re-entry back
Image | Writing Exercise Sift through your image archive, selecting images that particularly jump out to you as interesting.
For all of us, it begins with a vague fascination with taking photographs. In some cases it might be closer to a compulsion or even obsession.
10 THINGS I SAW TODAY Exercise: Starting today, begin shooting at least 10 photographs a day. I am always surprised by how many people seem initially overwhelmed by this.
There are many different ways to explore and contemplate our lives, and there are just as many different methods to capture and inscribe this process.
We live in a time when communication, expression, and rhetoric have come off the page.
We live our lives pushing away and filtering out stimulation, immersed in the practical task of getting from here to there.
A Field Guide to Getting Lost Rebecca Solnit We live in a world that refuses us the possibility of getting lost.
In short, this site focuses on photography and creativity, and is meant to appeal particularly to those with an interest in work that can in someway be understood as incorporating autobiography and me