Headlines is a reaction to how the media dispenses the propaganda surrounding the victims of police brutality and injustice in America. Using all available technology, I find articles and publications on the web, and broadcast them over members of … Read More
On my first overnight train ride, the musician Laurie Anderson was playing on my iPod nano. The lyrics hummed through my earplugs, “This is the time. And this is the record of the time.” Until this trip, I had … Read More
August 12th COVER Books Atlanta hosted a party for South x Southeast photo magazine‘s Fifth Birthday . We were also celebrating the publication of The Photographer’s Cookbook. We invited guests to share a favorite recipe – and some … Read More
With this issue it has been five years since the launch of South x Southeast photomagazine, a project created from many years working in niche magazines, combined with a background in art with a focus on photography, combined with … Read More
In April South x Southeast photoworkshops went on an Earth Day adventure to the Georgia coast. We explored the Okefenokee Swamp, toured St. Mary’s on bike and foot, boated over to Cumberland Island, and even ventured down to St. Augustine … Read More
Years after the naysayers told us bricks and mortar bookstores were dead – particularly niche, specialty bookstores – Katie Barringer returned to her Atlanta roots to brazenly launch COVER, one of the loveliest of lovely bookstores in the South, … Read More
I enjoy reading stories written by people who have through-hiked the Appalachian Trail. In several books the hikers write about becoming disoriented when crossing the top of Unaka Mountain. One writer said she felt like she was in a … Read More
Since the days of my Brownie Hawkeye, 620 film, and burn-your-fingers flashbulbs, photography has been a part of me. Until medical school I shot for fun, but as yearbook editor, I became more serious. I carried a small camera … Read More
Archipiélago de Colón, Ecuador, or the Galápagos Islands, is a very diverse group of islands formed by volcanic activity. Filled with many unique species and harsh landscapes, they are magnificent. Since Charles Darwin’s exploration in 1835, they have … Read More
My work deals with human vulnerability, the self-construction of facades, the rites of ownership, and the creation of personal icons that represent who and what we are. I look at the world as I see it, a series of … Read More