I Forget Who Did it, But it Sure is Good
February 12, 2010


Sorry. I forget who made this work, but it sure is good. I might remember some day. That’s surfing the internet without taking good enough notes I guess.



Sorry. I forget who made this work, but it sure is good. I might remember some day. That’s surfing the internet without taking good enough notes I guess.




I ordered a box full of Pony corner clamps last week. These little guys will help me square up a bunch of frames for a show I’ll be hanging in March. I love the double slotted spline joint. I make my frames with a subtle inward bevel on the front face of the frame. The contrasting spline joinery not only makes them solid, but looks good too.
I prefer walnut, but I’ve got a bunch of premium pine lying around from a recently completed project. I think I’ll make a few in each type of wood. I intend to matte 8×8 inch photos with liberal white-space provided by creamy white museum board. A medium blonde Golden Oak or deep dark English Chestnut stain will do the trick. I will post some photos of the finished projects once they’re ready.

The folks over at Mossless were kind enough to offer an interview. The email interview format is nice because you can have your girlfriend look over your grammar.
Mossless is the blog complement to the biannual magazine of the same name.



Playing around with images that hint at the economic times. These three photos made in New Haven, Connecticut and Memphis, Tennessee.
It would seem that the economy would be cliche subject matter these days, but I have not seen very much work that provides an artfully satisfying look at the financial situation.



Vivian Maier is a street photographer from the 1950s – 1970s. Her work was discovered at an auction in Chicago where she lived for 50 years. Her discovered work includes between 30-40,000 medium format negatives of which many have been scanned and posted to the fascinating daily page that bears her name. A wonderful way to lose an hour or two…

As brief as it is, I am beginning a new project and this is the first piece I’ve completed.




Here are a few photos that were lying around my desktop. They’re just snapshots. Flour sacks, my mom, sunlight and a tomato for your consideration.