so we are into february and i haven’t been posting. not that you care, but my mom does.
i had a lovely few weeks in and around sydney. who knew i would stick around that long, but the people, the beach and funky newtown energy made it all worthwhile. still waiting to check into my hostel in melbourne, so i’m relaxing from the 10 hour overnight train journey in federation square.
digging the live jazz and vibe so far.
sending my love and good energy back to sydney. missing you all.
VJS just departed. sitting in the sydney hotel room with some internet, cameras and books. let’s do this 2010.
until christmas on the beach commences.
(true, it will be less rocky, julie won’t be there and there will be no music festival with pirate ships. at least i don’t think so…)
sydney, here we come.
the last week or so has been a whirlwind. much of it has been spent getting all of my bits and pieces together; talking with people, checking out some museums, realigning my chokras, ya know.
but MOST importantly, a serious part of my day involved: impatiently waiting for film to process, trying to see the images using the sunlight on the irratic car ride home, finally sitting down to a misbehaving scanner and watching each image come to life.
i love the time and effort involved in film. i think i’m going to try and stick with it for awhile.
going through old photos, looking into a book, chemicals, and the serious unknown future of my photography and life.
from eden, with love.
cornwall, uk.
worked with david george on some cyanotypes last friday. LOVELY.
thanks so much for the superb afternoon in the darkroom!
it is officially winter on 21 december, but it already feels like it.
who do i thank for the invention of the hot water bottle and the stocking cap?
mom. boston. 2003.
heading to my little garden house with the buddhists via sussex way this afternoon.
i’m afraid it’s going to be pretty cold.
but still lovely.
been awhile since a gig. this was a treat.
“forever is a long long time. when you lost your way.”
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