From the soil

Creepy transformation

Amanda prepares the final stages of our haunted house.

First Annual True/False Boone Dawdle

I had the pleasure of being one of the event photographers for the Boone Dawdle in Columbia. It was a blast to shoot and to meet a whole lot of interesting people. I really enjoy the diversity that true/false promotes. Events like this really make me fond of Columbia.

Back to the fabric farm

Spent some more time with the woods-woman fabric artist Sharon Kilfoyle.

ATL Part 2, "Sushi"

ATL Part 1, "The Airport"

"They leave the mess for me."

These are a couple more images from my time spent with Potter. It's been about a month since I've seen him. Because he has no phone, I have to just hope that the 30 minute drive will end up with him being there. The last three times he wasn't. This time he was there, and was happy to see me. I'm always nervous when I go back, because typically I'm the only person he sees for long periods of time. Though he's much more comfortable with me, there is still that apprehension every time I go. It was great to see him in decent health, though one of his dogs is on her last leg of life I think. Recently a crew of men came by and scavanged a lot of the scrap metal laying around his place. They left behind garbage, aesbestos insulation, and several days of work for Potter. "They take and take and I get their leftovers," he said.

Kilfoyle 2