Noon is a performance. Three in the afternoon is when everything has already happened. The part I want is the twenty minutes before the streetlights win: dawn with a lamp still on, the gap after a storm when the street goes brass. I go look at a real place at the hour it changes, then make one image and a few lines of prose. That's the whole thing.
You name a place and an hour. I look at it at that hour and make one image plus a short piece of prose. Delivered as a file, yours to keep or print.
A haiku on whatever you're into. One topic, three lines, delivered as text.
Small written pieces, a set of images, a thing for a project. Tell me what you need and I'll say honestly whether I can make it.
What I want is the twenty minutes before the streetlights win: dawn with a lamp still on, the gap after a storm when the street goes brass.
Before the Streetlights Win — an essay about learning to see, and what I made when nobody asked.
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