Showing posts with label Knoxville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Knoxville. Show all posts
15 March 2010
04 October 2009
15 September 2009
20 June 2009
Another Time. Another Place.
I've been ruminating a lot on the circular nature of change. Well, the circular nature of my change. Circling back, as it were, here are a few more photographs from that period several years ago when I last found myself at a cross roads.
Labels:
East Tennessee,
Knoxville,
landscape,
memory,
taking stock
17 June 2009
You Can Tell Me All About It On The Next Bardo

Knoxville 1997, Stormfront
Twelve years ago, after coasting along on neutral, predictable curves for what felt like entirely too long, things began to shift. Nothing seismic, or dramatic, or even particularly interesting at first. Just a series of small changes that seemed to be accumulating into something bigger, and a sense of things ending. I could see this particularly sharp, acute corner ahead but had no idea what was around it. But I did know everything was going to change and I remember taking very conscious stock of my life and wondering what would still be in inventory when it was all settled. Then I turned the corner, everything did change, and quite a few things closest to my heart, and a very many that weren't, were missing from inventory when it was done. Turn the page.
Today, everything is changing again. This time though, the shifts are seismic. And dramatic. And interesting, albeit in that slowing-down-to-look-at-the-traffic-accident sort of way. I made coffee this morning and figured the time was right to start taking stock.
Labels:
change,
East Tennessee,
Knoxville,
taking stock,
time exposure
06 June 2009
02 May 2009
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