Category Archives: Photo Essay

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 →

We took our time through california, stopping in yosemite, the redwoods, fern canyon, mono lake, bodie, the coast, slab city, etc. Tweet

111 degrees and the lowest place in the western hemisphere, and of course where my van thought about overheating and we had to run it with the heat on. Lots of goofy portraits, a couple of landscapes, and a couple … Continue reading →

I had no idea I was so far behind in these postings. I shot these months ago at Idapalooza, a queer music festival on a radical queer land project in Tennessee. One of the finest places in the world, complete … Continue reading →

Now my photos are just getting wildly out of order as I post them here, my apologies. A month or two ago I was in New Orleans. We went out of the city with a friend to a nature reserve, … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago, myself, my travel companions, and some friends from Phoenix took a day trip up to see a big hole in the ground. We hiked down into the canyon to watch the sunset. Tweet

I drove down to Chapel Hill and immediately met new friends who wanted to come across the country with me. I then picked up my friend from Spain so she could speak at NC Rising 3, the anarchist conference. I … Continue reading →

I had an even better time at the Steampunk World’s Fair than I expected. I got to meet some amazing people, reconnect with old friends, and generally feel like I wasn’t just wasting my time all those years ago when … Continue reading →