Cool people doing cool things - I had the pleasure of meeting and photographing Claire Edmo, Spokane Community College’s second sƛ̓x̣etkʷ Artist in Residence. Read Colton’s story in this week’s @theinlander . Link to story in bio.
It’s been a minute since I’ve posted anything. To be honest, social media feels like a chore and extra work to me these days but sometimes, especially considering current events, highlighting extraordinary people doing awesome things doesn’t feel like such a chore.
I met Hsia-Jung Chang last week and her stories and talent are incredible. She’s an amazing pianist and person and I was delighted to be serenaded while working. Read @maddiepearson ’s story about her in this week’s @theinlander - link in bio.
A few photos of Spokane’s Navigation Center which relaunched on Sept. 25, is part of the city’s new homelessness plan pushed by Mayor Lisa Brown to distribute shelter beds across the city while providing a centralized hub downtown to connect people to service providers.
While there, I met Robert Snow and his three-legged dog Atlas. A few years ago, Atlas had been hit by a car and had to have his front leg amputated. Robert says he is fully healed and gets around just fine.
Read @hunterpauli ’s latest in this weeks issue of @theinlander . Link in bio.
Got a chance to photograph this beauty a few weeks ago for @theinlander . Read up on some of the local barns on Washington’s Heritage Barn Register in this week’s issue.
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It’s been a hot minute, but here’s a fun pic of mine for this year’s Annual Manual from @theinlander .
If you’re feeling a bit adventurous, this spot under the Monroe Street Bridge is a groovy little area.
Link to digital version of the Annual Manual in bio but you can pick up a physical copy around Spokane right now.
Sarah (Clark) Doxey. Total badass.
Link to Colton’s story in bio and in this week’s @theinlander .
This photo is from 2016, taken on our family’s first trip to the Oregon coast. She was watching our children play when I took this photo.
Tell your loved ones how much you love them every day.
Idaho banned abortion. Three years later, minors and seniors struggle to get routine care.
Of all the outcomes Rachel Castor could have predicted from Idaho’s abortion ban, her teenage son being denied hospital admission during an asthma attack wasn’t on the list.
Recent photo work for States Newsroom. Story by @kelciemwrites
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