Thursday, February 3, 2011

Lips on Fire

Claytor, Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips, Lauris Vidal & Ricky Kendall

Beeraholics all "honeyed up"

Oklahoma ....it's apparently the "place to be" and known for two things-Bombs a' bursting and The Flaming Lips and now-Lauris Vidal, Ricky Kendall & last but certainly not least by any means...Michael Claytor- I must say though, that none of this would have been possible were it not for one particular ol' soul- typecast by thee Lord Himself at the perfect time, Anthony "the protector"-the "beer-a-holic".
That said, if you ever find yourself in OK City, check out a humble but bustling eatery called Big Truck Tacos- these guys do tacos right. Beef tongue, coffee brisket and much much more. Eat four-I did. And check out the music of Lauris, Ricky and Claytor.

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Life and Death on the Alaskan Riviera


There comes a time when we must all admit defeat. My Alaskan adventure has come to an abrupt end-my passion to go out in search of more, has not. It is unfortunate that I will not be traveling back for work, but I plan to go back in my own time and head north in search of greater things. For those interested, I am in the process of beginning a photography website. I will also be organizing a gallery showing of my work in order to begin to sell my prints. Thank you for all your support. Until my next adventure...

Saturday, July 4, 2009

Fresh-Firecoal Chesnut-Falls; Finches' Wings



Sweet the Coming On


"Sweet the coming on / Of grateful evening mild; then silent night / With this her solemn bird and this fair moon, / And these gems of heaven, her starry train."

There is something mystifying about these birds. They emerge from the darkness-a crashing, brimming with wind-much like a sail saturated with gust. They meet in the sky abruptly, talons entangled, screaming. Its as if I do not even exist. As I lay in the sun, a large shadow briefly covers my entire body. I hear a crushing in the sky. In a hurry I open my eyes and protect them from the blaring sun. As I strain my eyes to see, fifteen feet above my head two Eagles are clasped together, bending, turning, spinning in the air. I release my shutter, they release, and disappear- and I am left with nothing but a picture of solid blue sky-As if they never existed.