Blue Sky Oregon Center for the Photographic Arts 2017 Pacific Northwest Photography Drawers
It's lovely to be back in the PNW Photography Drawers at Blue Sky Gallery again this year. In Portland OR any time from now until March of 2018 of next year? T...Black Meets Water
Spillway 1, 2014, inkjet pigment print on archival paper is part of the permanent collection of the Bonneville Dam (and displayed in the Oregon Visitor's Center)...
Turbines, Turbans, and Drums
Joanne Rollins for physical element (Summer 2016) wearing lots of cool stuff, including my Drum Concert (see below) crepe de chine wrap, as a turban. Not a tur...
Andesite Monochrome, Indigo Monochrome and More About Silk and Color
On the left, Spica in ...crêpe de chine in Andesite (black and white monochrome) and on the right Indigo (deep blue gray to pale gray and periwinkle monochrome) rig
A Panicle of Hydrangeas
I wanted to show you this image on the page about me where I mention the hydrangea. But it looks better here.
According to Wikipedia, "A panicle is a much-branc...
Sister Turbine
About forty five minute’s drive into the Columbia River Gorge, one of the Bonneville Dam’s original, WPA-era turbines rises into the sky above a long green lawn ...
Ripeness is All
We're getting ready to label and sort our latest print run at DBD, and here are the trimmings. That's the Cosmology stack in Indigo Monochrome at the very top leMay You Always Travel (One Way or Another)
"Do you travel a lot?" asked the woman who came up to me while I stood at the edge of the display table at a trunk show in Portland.
"Well yeah," I said after ...
Silk, the Transparency Scale
Polaris Silk Scarf, approximately 40"x40", 12 mm crepe de chine and heavily backlit.
The transparency scale is an important element of DBD Silk Wraps and Sca...
Why Monochrome
Once upon a time a long, long time ago when I was getting married (and just for clarity's sake I’m not any more, and that’s ok) I rebelled over the veil thing. ...
A Group of People Doing Something Beautiful Together
In About Deborah I talked about a group of people working hard to do something beautiful together on an island. Here's what that looks like after it's done.
Als...