My.Third.Eye Photography

Plain and Simple

Thanksgiving Sidewalk Decoupage

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The Regal Mutt Deigns to Pose

Orderly Commotion

Found Warehouse Collage

The Regal Mutt

Originally uploaded by my.third.eye

Allow me to present yet another surprisingly elegant portrait of our scruffy mistress of Muttdom, Ms. Olivia Bouchet.

The other day I was walking her up on the hill and another walker said to me, "Has anyone ever told you that your dog has incredibly human-looking expressions?"

I don't know about human, but she IS a very expressive dog. She always has something to say with her eyes.

Just give her a click if you'd prefer a larger view. Biased though I may be, I stand firm in my belief that when it comes to photos of my ravishing Livvy B., bigger is always better.

HaphazArt Squared!

Thirty-two of my abstract photos are featured (along with those of two other featured artists and several other photographers) in the now-available hard-cover edition of Haphazart Magazine Issue #2 (curated and designed by the editors of the Haphazart! group, a popular group on Flickr that showcases "urban abstracts").

The book (they call it a magazine but actually it's a 12x12, full color hardback book) is available through Blurb (print on demand). However, I doubt that any of my friends can afford this fancy coffee-table "collector's edition," so I've created a less expensive option:

Here's a link to my QOOP store, where you can buy the "bargain hunter's" calendar version of the book (not the whole book, just my photos):

HaphazArt+Squared%21.

Or if you want to view it online for free (not as good as something PRINTED!), go HERE

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Elements of Alchemy

Assertively Red

Sidewalk Kiss

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Autumn Sidewalk Script

Geishas

Rain Jazz

Mission Magnolia

Autumn Hopscotch

Whimsy

Leaves Over Metal

Gutter Craquelure

Urban Oriental

It Has All Been Arranged

Fairytale in Concrete

Etched

Finding My Third Eye: A Mini-Memoir

It is 1977 and I am new to San Francisco, freshly graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in creative writing (major: poetry with an emphasis in unemployment). I become a clerk in a record store. I fall for a man who shows me a book by local photographer Imogene Cunningham — portraits of the elderly taken when she herself was an elderly gnome. I know nothing about photography, but I save up to buy a "fancy" camera anyway, one step above a brownie.