Archive for June, 2009

My Cuba Shots Up

Monday, June 15th, 2009

At the Downtown Art Walk this past week. I like them like this, a big wall full. And it was a good feeling to watch people standing there, sucked in by it. Big color, my moments. And in a terrific swirl of Cuba vibe as other real Cuban artists filled the others walls with bright color paint and the airs of live Cuban song. And Downtown comes that little bit more alive.

Bookworm!

Sunday, June 14th, 2009

“After you learn to read, the whole world is the best.” -Bindi, age 8.

At least the Tomatoes know…

Sunday, June 14th, 2009

…it’s Summer. To the rest of LA Spring, and on several days Fall is just budding.

A Particularly Groovy

Sunday, June 14th, 2009

shot of Soleil, Jay and I. This is from a recent “Intergalactic Aquarian” party we all skinned up for.

A Moroccan Wall Treatment

Sunday, June 14th, 2009

moment with mother and child.

Basic Rights of Man.

Saturday, June 13th, 2009

I always knew I’d live in a world of sexy women and all their trappings.

The Pinkie Tip of Life Supreme

Saturday, June 13th, 2009

Lo! To have a new little lady in the mix! Welcome Maebh. We did a shoot yesterday for Soleil’s new Little Seed kid clothes line. Coleen and Jimmy Numee’s new wee bairn made a startlingly beautiful appearance. Not only is it breath taking to behold brand new life, but to watch her keenly watching the big girls, picking up all the signs and cues already….oh! to join the tribe!

Parenting means

Monday, June 8th, 2009

being there right when they wake up. Grandparents sometimes lay that crap line on you about how wonderful it is to enjoy the kids and then get to give them back. And I always think, yes, but those pristine moments, the ones where the world is reborn every day, you have to be saddled with all the work of the parent to earn passage unto those moments.

A Slight Hint of What’s to Come

Sunday, June 7th, 2009

There’s something in the air….

Constant Parenting In Ilse’s Garden.

Sunday, June 7th, 2009

Baby humming birds feeding outside our sleeping porch window. We have a sleeping porch from when the house was originally built in the 20′s and you’d come to California to take the airs for your consumption or TB. We sleep out here most months of the year. Because we net ourselves in from the mosquitos, the birds seem to think we’re sequestered away and go blithely about there nest building within a few feet from our slumbering heads.


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