i'd swim across a lake.

im in kingston now. i live with some really great people. 

i have no intentions of posting regularly. only when i do.

aka i am battling why i have a blog thing. it makes me feel constricted. 

bed time.

summer is here (or very close, at the least.)

school has come to a close. apparently we graduated. its strange. but new things are happening and there are new bandwagons to hop onto. like..... say, moving to kingston. 

you may be wondering about the future of this little bloggy thing here. i intend on keeping it running. maybe some new photographs here; some stories there; thoughts and such over in the corner. 

im joining an intentional community in kingston. some lovely friends of mine started this community two ish years back. more to come on the whats, whys, whos. they, or, we have a blog. it is over here.

next issue - final exhibition stuff.

hello people, if you are out there in blog land. i am going to be taking a blog hiatus for a while. school is heavy into portfolio designing, exhibition creation, and trying not to die before the 17th, when we will all sigh a great sigh of relief. our final show opens on april 17th, running for a full week. it is going to be a really solid show - there is some real talent around this place. 

jonas

live aloha

field of view

I'm going to the Dominican Republic tomorrow for a week, to visit a friend named Rachel. In previous posts, I've mentioned her and Latienda, which is the art co-op she runs down there. I'm hoping to keep posting every day.

im standing on sea mossy stuff.

yikes. i totally forgot to post yesterday. i apologize, followers. i hope i haven't betrayed any loyalty.  here is an image anyways. it is the coast on victoria. 

stall in ganges.

the tide is low.

summer is coming. i am ready.

stop the car

Tonal

reflection

The Maretes

This is the family I lived with in Kenya. They are great.

Kijabe

on the ferry

sunset on the ferry back from saltspring island. it was cold and beautiful.

monday-polascape

A really big tree

today is tomorrow.

We're renting a car and setting off to see more island this aft. As my priority while here isn't making blog posts; I've posted for yesterday, today, and this is tomorrows. 

We lunched at a sweet little nook called Green Cuisine.  Oh, it was tasty. Friendly people, ocean, mountains, a local sister, and an organic healthy grocery store on nearly every corner? I might not come home.

today is today.

Landing in Victoria.

lets pretend it is yesterday.

Half-Way

Hey there gang. I am leaving today to Victoria for a week, to visit my long lost wonderful sister Megan. I don't know how often I'll get to posting, but I will try. Just to warn you.

Peace and Love.

Hmm.

Skylight

Sitting, Wishing, Waiting

in the darkroom

notion.

These Days

screen shot.

Jonas

Top of the world

quelques pieds

Fall

Late Night Candle Light

This is a scanned print, which explains the golfball grain. I shot this a year ago, in the DR. It was a hot night, the power was out. The woman on the left is Shari. (She makes beautiful paintings - go here.) The woman on the left is Rosairi. (She is sweet'n'sassy, and has been more or less adopted by Rachel.)

Pearly Gates

A beautiful painting by Marc Chagall. 

No Title Needed

Late Night Cait

This girl is Cait. We were driving around in Hull. She will be a nurse very soon. Her heart takes the shape of Africa. We have a friendship anniversary. She really likes guacamole, and has a beautiful voice. I hope you all have a Cait in your life.

Fabricland.

Jen

Not overly pleased with this shot, but its recent work.