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Monthly Archives: March 2013

“Microfire Flower 1”

Sandwiched Negatives, Gloss RC Paper Andrew Borsoum is not interested in doing hipster-wannabe fashion shoots. His work is the furthest thing he could get from having “content.” Instead, his camera acts as a collector of textures, line contours and tonality, which he then composes by hand

“Sister Catacombs”

Sandwiched Negatives, Gloss RC Paper Andrew Borsoum is not interested in doing hipster-wannabe fashion shoots. His work is the furthest thing he could get from having “content.” Instead, his camera acts as a collector of textures, line contours and tonality, which he then composes by hand

“Phoenix (Firebird)”

Sandwiched Negatives, Gloss RC Paper Andrew Borsoum is not interested in doing hipster-wannabe fashion shoots. His work is the furthest thing he could get from having “content.” Instead, his camera acts as a collector of textures, line contours and tonality, which he then composes by hand

“SoLAR”

Solarized, Sandwiched Negatives/Multiple Exposures, Matte Fiber Paper Andrew Borsoum is not interested in doing hipster-wannabe fashion shoots. His work is the furthest thing he could get from having “content.” Instead, his camera acts as a collector of textures, line contours and tonality, which he then composes

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“I Was Afraid Of Dying”

After James Wright   Now, at twilight, the grasses in the field are green enough to smell. White-tailed jackrabbits dodging to the tree line. Their skittish ears remind us we are not alone. Hiding in the shadows of fallen-branch shelters, they are the most patient.

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“Domestic Still Life”

We heard only the shudder of a jet approaching louder, but it could have been the end of the world, and it wouldn’t have mattered. I was in the kitchen, washing dishes, soaring through the window, the light that brilliance right before the mist takes