The adventures and various works of a photographer, road tripper, local historian, former patron of the local arts, aspiring app developer, and late night coffee drinker and conversationalist.
A little over fifteen years ago, I produced and released a compilation of recordings from Alex Pogosov's and my open mic at Bill's Records. This CD, ultimately numbering around 200-250 copies, was conceived as a means of promoting the weekly gathering at Bill's and featured performances by a number of our regulars up to that point in time. More than a decade and a half later, I've had that promotional album cut to vinyl...
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A little over fifteen years ago, I produced and released a compilation of recordings from Alex Pogosov's and my open mic at Bill's Records. This CD, ultimately numbering around 200-250 copies, was conceived as a means of promoting the weekly gathering at Bill's and featured performances by a number of our regulars up to that point in time. More than a decade and a half later, I've had that promotional album cut to vinyl...
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New York-born photographer Arthur Rothstein made a name for himself with his many series of photos documenting America. In 1942, this assignment brought him to North Texas and to the old Fort Worth-Dallas Highway, where his photographer's eye led him to capture a string of period businesses and landmarks along the way. I reconstructed a version of the original 1942 jaunt, having managed to identify twenty-two of Rothstein's original locations...
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New York-born photographer Arthur Rothstein made a name for himself with his many series of photos documenting America. In 1942, this assignment brought him to North Texas and to the old Fort Worth-Dallas Highway, where his photographer's eye led him to capture a string of period businesses and landmarks along the way. I reconstructed a version of the original 1942 jaunt, having managed to identify twenty-two of Rothstein's original locations...
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