This is the first in my “a book a year” series that doesn’t feature the words of a local writer. It does feature a telephone conversation I had with the owner of a photography studio whose work remains trapped behind glass for all the world to see. 4.25 x 6; 28 pages 

A wonderful homage to “seeing art in the everyday,” packaged in an intimate and restrained manner. A little piece of visual poetry.

This piece is a wonderful documentation of an event—deteriorating photographs in a solar—baked window. I am charmed to share something that this designer stumbled upon—it’s something most would find ugly but this designer showed us the beauty.

Props to the designer for seeing the photos in the window. Bigger thanks for documenting the poetic transformations taking place. Fascinating.