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Afternoon Delight
. I think I was fourteen when my mother turned off the TV, turned to me and asked if I knew what sex was. Of course I did, I told her. And I did, by then I had been taking … Continue reading
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Self Portraits I Can Barely Tolerate 005
. No, I’m not asking for a date. This is me saying goodbye to one of my molars. I was supposed to have one pulled a few minutes from when I took this photo, the general concept was I’d take … Continue reading
Posted in Experiments, Photography, Self Portraits, Vankleek Hill Photos
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Merry Christmas From My Little Pussy
. My favourite Christmas moments are mostly a collection of memories of having fantastic sex with my girlfriend on my parents’ living room floor, couch, kitchen counter and staircase while my family were at mass on Christmas Eve. But those … Continue reading
Never Before Has Such A Thing Been Seen
. Remember the day when someone handed you your first camera and you thought all those adventure dreams — the ones with you and James Nachtwey taking photos in war zones and famines and blown out husks of cities and … Continue reading
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Portraits Of People Who Can Make Me Smile 002
. This is my friend Camilla, she was born and raised in Finland but lived in Canada for a few years while she was in university. The first time we met was during a game of pool in a bar … Continue reading
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Preparing For The Oink Attack
. There are lots of stories about why and when cops started being referred to as “pigs”. My personal favourite comes from the 1960’s and how cops looked while wearing gas masks, but apparently the expression has been used for … Continue reading
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