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Sunday Light and Word – Cloudland

Posted on April 5, 2015 by Hank Cherry

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Posted in Sunday Light and Word | Tagged Christianity, Clerk, cloudland, clouds, Doom Metal, Easter, Heshers, judgmental, long hairs, photography, Record Store, Religious Holidays, scorn, scowling dismay, shoes, Smashing, Spring, sullen | 1 Comment

Sunday Light and Word -Sour Knots

Posted on March 29, 2015 by Hank Cherry

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Posted in Sunday Light and Word | Tagged Bakersfield, Baltimore, Barrooms, Car Topography, Countrypolitans, Evacuation, Ezra the dog, Hank Cherry, Headed West, Mirror, photography, Pitbull, Rain in Los Angeles, Texas, Would Stump | Leave a comment

Sunday Light and Word – Ignition Sequences

Posted on March 22, 2015 by Hank Cherry

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Posted in Sunday Light and Word | Tagged Bits of Promise, Car Headlights, Categoric Denials, Christian Hate, Curry Village, Department of Water and Power, Half Dome, Hank Cherry, Jesus Freaks, Light Bursts, Long Exposures, lost dog, Neon Green, photography, Rainbows, Rough hair, Soft hair, Tent Cabin, Trust Jesus, Yosemite National Park | Leave a comment

Sunday Light and Word – Marching into Angles

Posted on March 8, 2015 by Hank Cherry

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Posted in Sunday Light and Word | Tagged Altman, Angels of light, Angles, Camrose, Cement steps, cobain, Eternity is Milk, Hank Cherry, Japanese Pavilion, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Marching into angles, Music, photography, Places, Steps, UCLA | Leave a comment

Sunday Light and Word – On the Way There

Posted on February 22, 2015 by Hank Cherry

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Posted in Sunday Light and Word | Tagged Black and White, gas station memories, Half Dome, Hank Cherry, Henry Cherry, High Contrast, kingmakers, photography, Ribbons of Highway, Road Trip, shooting pool, the hunt, Truckin', Yosemite | Leave a comment

Sunday Light and Word – Eavesdropping

Posted on February 8, 2015 by Hank Cherry

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Posted in Sunday Light and Word | Tagged allowance of lifetime, coffee shops on parade, decades passed, decades past, drifiting, drunk on conversation, eavesdropping, Hank Cherry, Loss, never work, Night of Nights, photography, street photography | Leave a comment

The Book of Martyrs

Posted on January 16, 2015 by Deirdre Day

Deirdre Day pushes the boundaries of the form with this illustrated essay about printing, family history, and the beauty of coincidence. Continue reading →

Posted in Memoir | Tagged Book of Martyrs, Ilford, John Day, Kodachrome, photography, printing | Leave a comment