So, I know where I’m going but I can’t work on it at the moment. I’m on another mission at this time. But that’s ok – I can still share with you these
images from my Victor Valley Project.
Wednesday, June 29, 2016
Brick and Mortar
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Tuesday, June 21, 2016
The Journey
A goal is starting to
take shape – there is a destination. I’m
that kind of person, I thrive on seizing objectives. Does that sound a little Army like? Yeah, I guess that’s what you get when you
spend most of your adult life as soldier.
Thus I display snippets of a past life here again today. But that’s neither here nor there, the point
is there is a goal – things are starting to take focus. And I realize it is a two pronged approach
that I’m after. To begin with, I have to
breathe some life back into TEAM TEN Tops & Tees and get that to bring in
the initial funding for the photo project.
The project is another iteration of the Objectivity Project and I think
it’s going to be a compelling body of work.
8:30am, Breakfast, Jan 23, 2004 in Iraq. We were at our halfway point where we spent the night.
9:00am, Preparing before we hit the road.
6:00pm, Dinner, before we closed out the day on another journey in Army boots.
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Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Where Do We Go From Here?
Bishop, Boron,
Bakersfield, and Barstow – where do we go from here? Who knows.
What I do know is that we live in some daunting times and unscrupulous people
are preying on the fears of the majority of the people. You can’t live afraid though – that’s not
living, that’s just existing. Truth be
told, we have lived through much worse – it just wasn’t up front and personal
the way a TV and the Internet are now.
Any arm chair historian can point to many times where the taking of innocent
lives was much worse than it is today – here in the USA too. We have to make the change we want though and
that requires involvement. Being
involved will require some effort in educating yourself about truths versus
lies. And it is not a difficult thing to
do, just form some questions and go dig for answers. Here’s a question: there are three things, an
alcoholic beverage, a pack of cigarettes, and a box of ammo. Which one of these things can you buy in
California without a driver’s license?
See, you just have to form a question and go search for the answer. You will start seeing the truth and what
needs to be done and you can shut off the rhetoric. The uninformed can be herded like sheep to go
in whatever direction the one herding them wants them to go. An ignorant populace is a tremendous source
of power for those who do know the #truth but don’t want you to know. Dumb people are easy to scare. Don’t be afraid, be a source of #knowledge.
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Kinetic Ambiguity
So, before I had said, “I
want to see more than what we see at the moment because more is going on that
what is seen.” Hey, that was kind of
goofy and made little sense but my Kinetic Ambiguity Project is in line with
the point I am trying to make. I’m not
after the “Jackson Pollock” photograph but this project works towards where I’m
going. I know, you want to see where I’m
going with this, not where it came from.
You want to see that #image I’m alluding to. Soon, but I need to mull over what I have
done to help me focus a little more.
Oh, and I did a lot of
this Kinetic Ambiguity Project in Las Vegas – love that place.
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