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Photo Review might not want them, but I will always be fond of them. (I had submitted 5 to this juried gallery show, but can only recall these three, my favorite anyway).
Let's hear it for rejection!
grease fire © Laura Kicey
when the bough breaks © Laura Kicey
conviction © Laura Kicey
On a lighter note, on my way to collect my friend Daniel to feed him his (worst ever shouldna bothered) birthday dinner, I saw hair that literally stopped traffic. At a stop sign, three cars had worked themselves into completely absurd angles to avoid hitting a girl in the center who was walking around collecting handfuls of tumbleweave. I couldn't help myself but chuckle. I popped my weave once. When I was in college, I used to wear ridiculous fake hair worked into my own (oh don't think I am going to post a photo). I went to the eye doctor and was having the glaucoma pressure test conducted by a woman who clearly seemed kinda nervous about the procedure herself, which made me nervous.... hypervenitlate and black out. And you know my hair came all undone. Alarms did sound, but I didn't cause any major accidents... at least none I was conscious for.
A word for my people tonight who could use some love, Daniel wedged under a broken heart, L under hopes and fears twisted in knots, K under the knife tomorrow, and D under water and, well, everything not bolted down and some foul-smelling mystery substances. I'm thinking about you all and twitching out with worry.
Let's hear it for rejection!
grease fire © Laura Kicey
when the bough breaks © Laura Kicey
conviction © Laura Kicey
On a lighter note, on my way to collect my friend Daniel to feed him his (worst ever shouldna bothered) birthday dinner, I saw hair that literally stopped traffic. At a stop sign, three cars had worked themselves into completely absurd angles to avoid hitting a girl in the center who was walking around collecting handfuls of tumbleweave. I couldn't help myself but chuckle. I popped my weave once. When I was in college, I used to wear ridiculous fake hair worked into my own (oh don't think I am going to post a photo). I went to the eye doctor and was having the glaucoma pressure test conducted by a woman who clearly seemed kinda nervous about the procedure herself, which made me nervous.... hypervenitlate and black out. And you know my hair came all undone. Alarms did sound, but I didn't cause any major accidents... at least none I was conscious for.
A word for my people tonight who could use some love, Daniel wedged under a broken heart, L under hopes and fears twisted in knots, K under the knife tomorrow, and D under water and, well, everything not bolted down and some foul-smelling mystery substances. I'm thinking about you all and twitching out with worry.
7 Comments:
I don't understand the last paragraph, but I like the sound of it.
I love the rejected photos. Beautiful, sensitive stuff.
The people I adore are in a general state of disrepair... my writing skills are likewise...hehehe, the not sleeping thing is starting to show I believe...
thanks lucy.
I guess in your book your brother never needs a shout-out of encouragement, but whatever. I've got less than a grand to live on until September 1st, and whichever way I turn for help, I'm gonna have to live like a pauper and be in debt up to my eyeballs probably until the New Year. But then again, I'm only your brother. I don't get a cute initial and a tagline to sum up my woes.
the photo review represents everything, imho, that's wrong with the philadelphia "photography scene" -- preciosity, servility towards collectors, and an altogether unearned sense of privilege. your photographs have heart. go resolutely in that direction.
(any interest in a photoexpedition to gray's ferry?)
I think that gives me a little hope bruce, thank you.
gray's ferry... is rather close to the neighborhood where I got robbed... not sure I'm ready for that.
Nice photos, I like the shot on top with the stove. The color tones and the light give this shot a nice atmosphere.
Love the Grease Fire shot! Wow! I love the composition, the color, the beauty, and the diffused light! Awesome!
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