POTD

Burner Moon
Lincoln, Montana
2018

Inside the old teepee burner at the sculpture park in Lincoln.

City of Gold
Lincoln, Montana
2018

This is part of a larger three-part sculpture piece by Denmark artist Jorn Ronnau at the Blackfoot Pathways Sculpture in the Wild International Sculpture Park. The park is an interesting stop, something that will likely someday eclipse Lincoln’s other claim to fame–the former residence of the infamous Unibomber Ted Kaczynski.

An image of mine taken on the Oregon coast some years ago appears in the current issue of The Sun magazine as the intro photo for an article titled “The Feminist Club. This is one of my favorite images of people in my collection. Although I like the black and white image a lot, I like the color version shown below better. I call this image The Undiscovered Country.

The Undiscovered Country
Oregon Coast
2010

When You’re Strange #2
Salt Lake City, Utah
2018

When You’re Strange
Salt Lake City, Utah
2018

. . . faces come out of the rain.

Magic Hour Flower
Hamburger Rock, Utah
2018

Evening at Hamburger Rock
Hamburger Rock, Utah
2018

Across the Universe
Canyonlands National Park, Utah
2018

Some specular highlights and quite a bit of desert dust create a stellar look to the rocker panel coating on our campervan.

Wheel Line
Idaho Falls, Idaho
2018

Thoughts and Prayers (Empty Gestures)
Bozeman, Montana
2018

“Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and families of today’s horrible and murderous attack…”

–Donald Trump

I actually started working on this image in reaction to the response by politicians and others to the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida in February. That shooting was no longer front-page news by the time I finished it so I held off posting it until the inevitable next mass shooting at a school, which of course occurred yesterday at Santa Fe High School in Santa Fe, Texas.

Note the faded yellow ribbon tatoo on the back of the hand on the left; it’s hard to read at this scale but it says “empty gestures.”