I made this song yesterday, waiting for Grant to pick me up for work in the morning. It’s called “Who’s Grace?, or, Tonight.” Song of the week! (Haha) Enjoy.
I made this song yesterday, waiting for Grant to pick me up for work in the morning. It’s called “Who’s Grace?, or, Tonight.” Song of the week! (Haha) Enjoy.
Here’s a song I made today. It’s called Reading & Writing. I think I realized today that I can’t write/create a normal song. Oh well. Enjoy it anyway. One layer of guitar and two layers of voice. Ladies and gentlemen, the Song of the Month!
September 19th, 2009. Sommers wedding. Lebanon, Missouri.
I made this photograph at a school in Anhui province on a business trip. Two bathroom doors, women’s on the right and men’s on the left. Winter, 2007.
I took this in Beijing, China, in 2007 as I was on my way out of the country. This is the entrance to the Forbidden City.
A shot from the event I did photography for in Tulsa Oklahoma, the weekend of October 9th, 2009.
Another picture from my Chinese hometown, Zhengzhou (pronounced Jung-Joe). Hope you’re not tired of them yet. This is a picture one winter afternoon out the window of one of Eric and I’s favorite places to eat on the 3rd floor of a shopping center in a busy part of our city. 2006.
Zhengzhou, China. My Chinese hometown, Zhengzhou, is known as the “City of Trees.” This photograph illustrates that. Winter 2006.
Yesterday. Begin. Be being and beginning. Carthage, Missouri.
Zhengzhou, China, 2007. This is a photograph I made in China that I’ve always really liked. A statue of Mao in the background at the center of our city with posters of him below and around it. At front, an average Chinese citizen with her basket of goods on the back of her bike. To my understanding, this lifestyle of hers and many others is the result of Mao’s policies when he took power and made China what it is today.
Zhengzhou, China. 2007, around the corner from what was our apartment in Eastern Zhengzhou.
An Er Hu player at a bus stop in the winter, 2006. Zhengzhou, China.
A picture from Christmas Day 2006. Zhengzhou, China.