Africa

Tonight a group of us held a fundraiser for Yezelalem Minch, a community building organization in Ethiopia that helps women and children escape the cycle of poverty.  A group of 5 local artists, myself included, displayed works, ranging from cyanotype photos to wire sculpture.  It was a fun event to be part of, and it will end up doing some good for people who need it.
If this strikes you as something you're interested in supporting, you can find a child to sponsor or donate here.

In lieu of the event, here are some photos from my not-so-recent trip to Africa.

Icicle Creek

This photo was taken up Icicle Creek in the woods.

Something Bigger

I think making art is fighting for something bigger.

When I make art, I'm not letting the emptiness win.

This was taken outside of Carnforth, Lancashire. See more of my photographs.

Backflip (Photograph)

This is a photo of Kenzi.

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Sinking Tree (Photograph)

If the landscape changes faster than someone, he must try to breathe until he cannot.

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2 Things I Observed in San Diego

A wounded cactus, a bird taking flight at sundown . . . these are two of the things I observed in San Diego.

I also stumbled across an astronomy club down town, and they let me take a look through their telescope.

I got to see four of Jupiter's moons.  It made understand: there's a lot more to see.




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