Category Archives: Photo Essay

Last weekend, I went to visit my friend from Spain who is living in San Diego. I went with her and her friend to Slab City, a squatted trailer park near Niland, California. Of course I took them to Salvation … Continue reading →

I spoke more extensively about how I felt regarding the oakland general strike in my last post. Here are 50 photos of the day. They work backwards chronologically, from the mass demonstration that shut down the port of Oakland, to … Continue reading →

Below are photos from two different marches as part of #occupysantacruz, one on October 15 and one on October 12. Tweet

I spent a few days on Pender, a smallish island off the coast of British Columbia, on land that was shared with literally hundreds of dead vehicles being overtaken by the forest. Also, punx and bluffs. Tweet

Abstract closeups shot with a DIY macro lens I have. Tweet

Eight photos of the ferry from Victoria to Pender. Tweet

I came to Vancouver Island by ferry from the mainland, which takes you through some beautiful smaller islands. We went out to see “canada’s gnarliest tree.”. We combed the beach for shells and other treasure, swam in a beautiful lake, … Continue reading →

We met in a park and marched to an export facility. No civil disobedience or direct action was planned for the event, but the organizers promised that the new tar sands extraction infrastructure would be stopped, that this march was … Continue reading →

I had the honor of doing a reading of Clock Tower as an opener for an Unwoman show at the Prophouse Cafe in Vancouver, a beautiful, intimate show. Of course, I took some photos of Unwoman. Tweet

Lester, Washington is a ghost two two hours from Seattle, pretty easily reachable. A lovely small place with old growth trees mixed into the younger growth, abandoned houses, and lots of neat junk. And vultures. A beautiful post-apoc place with … Continue reading →