what has happened?

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parades

science fiction

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1963

via The Boat Lullabies - 33 more here

These photos are from a collection of found slides
taken by Martin Johnson, they were seen on line by
his grandson who gave some background info on him.
Also with a set of his pictures here, not from the television.

you will want one of these...

available soon at Dust to Digital

tiger vision

a great debut performance for wall of sound night
at the rendezvous last wednesday....
more pics here

lovely in tokyo

The American mystery deepens.

from The Boat Lullabies:

The Way Of All Flesh Revisited (Again)

Some of you may remember a series of photos I posted a while back of one woman as she aged over course of 50 years or so that I titled The Way Of All Flesh. I got the photos about 6 months ago so imagine my surprise today when I came across this photo at a completely different flea market (and from a different dealer as well).

Current link to this coincidental find is here, (Don't Miss This)

eyvind kang, the yelm sessions

Got copies of Eyvind's new CD with my photo on the cover.

A stunning collaboration between many stellar players and Eyvind's intriguing and unique compositional imagination. Excellent. Look for it soon, release date 11.20

find

Norman Mailer

When We Were Kings

ICA Boston

The recently built Institute of Contemporary Art on the South Boston waterfront. Former Seattleite Jill Medvedow, who was the original director at 911 Media Arts, has been with ICA for several years. She convinced the trustees that ICA needed a new building and this is what they came up with. A great addition to the Boston cityscape and celebrating their first anniversary soon... More pictures here.

An X Class Flare Region on the Sun

This close up of an active region on the Sun that produced a powerful X-class flare was captured by the orbiting TRACE satellite. Clicking on the image should bring up a movie that shows the evolution of Active Region 9906 over about four hours.

leaving seattle

done deal

fenway & fan

outside fenway, october 2004

Will be in the Northeast for a few weeks...

shinro ohtake, zen kei

puzzle punk

seal's motel

see here

annette & rachel

bremerton

aurora motel signs

see here

sun on susan

susan on sound

insurance building

living with war songs

lovell's minstrels

click the ticket for minstrel show
from Anonymous Works

The Voyager

Launched thirty years ago, NASA's Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft are now respectively 15 billion and 12.5 billion kilometers from the Sun, equivalent to about 14 and 11.5 light-hours distant. Still functioning, the Voyagers are being tracked and commanded through the Deep Space Network. Having traveled beyond the outer planets, they are only the third and fourth spacecraft from planet Earth to escape toward interstellar space, following in the footsteps of Pioneer 10 and 11. A 12-inch gold plated copper disk (a phonograph record) containing recorded sounds and images representing human cultures and life on Earth, is affixed to each Voyager - a message in a bottle cast into the cosmic sea. The recorded material was selected by a committee chaired by astronomer Carl Sagan. Simple diagrams on the cover symbolically represent the spacecraft's origin and give instructions for playing the disk. The exotic construction of the disks should provide them with a long lifetime as they coast through interstellar space.