End of Life

In mid-August 2022, I was given six months or less left to live. These photos are the result. I also had my chapbook, Cold Comfort, published. It is available for purchase via Belle Point Press here: https://bellepointpress.com/products/pre-order-cold-comfort

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I usually don't immediately share work, but I also don't know if I'm going to wake up each morning. These are essentially screenshots, photos I made with my kaleidoscope lens of the "Fire of Love" documentary. It's excellent, watch it if you can.

I usually don't immediately share work, but I also don't know if I'm going to wake up each morning. These are essentially screenshots, photos I made with my kaleidoscope lens of the "Fire of Love" documentary. It's excellent, watch it if you can.

I usually don't immediately share work, but I also don't know if I'm going to wake up each morning. These are essentially screenshots, photos I made with my kaleidoscope lens of the "Fire of Love" documentary. It's excellent, watch it if you can.

I usually don't immediately share work, but I also don't know if I'm going to wake up each morning. These are essentially screenshots, photos I made with my kaleidoscope lens of the "Fire of Love" documentary. It's excellent, watch it if you can.

I usually don't immediately share work, but I also don't know if I'm going to wake up each morning. These are essentially screenshots, photos I made with my kaleidoscope lens of the "Fire of Love" documentary. It's excellent, watch it if you can.

I usually don't immediately share work, but I also don't know if I'm going to wake up each morning. These are essentially screenshots, photos I made with my kaleidoscope lens of the "Fire of Love" documentary. It's excellent, watch it if you can.

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