
After 20 yearsI don’t have itin me anymoreto not love youmore than my lifemore than mankindmore than any lifebut yours. You have saved meso many timesfrom myselfI’m pretty sureyou hold the mortgageon […]
Dan Ryan is a photojournalist and poet. You can see more of his work at Brisbane Graphic Arts Museum (http://brisbanegraphicartsmuseum.
com), and on Flickr (https://www.flickr.com/photos/pictopticon/). He lives in Brisbane, California.
After 20 yearsI don’t have itin me anymoreto not love youmore than my lifemore than mankindmore than any lifebut yours. You have saved meso many timesfrom myselfI’m pretty sureyou hold the mortgageon […]
So, the coronavirus, yeah. How are you holding up? It’s crazy out there, right? Not like ‘violence in the streets’ crazy, not yet, but nutty enough. I really hope you’ve got enough […]
Photography is the essence of social distancing During the coronavirus panic I’ve been going out every day, mostly to my local grocery bodega here in Brisbane, California for cigarettes and Dr Pepper. […]
Gateway to a photo album of seething humanity… I’ve shopped in a lot of 7-11s in my life. Maybe you have too. I only started photographing people I’d encounter at 7-11 a […]
Happy New Year! Guardedly, of course… On New Year’s Eve I always get weird. I think about my failures, for there’ve been more of those than successes. I think about my wife, […]
Hey, at least it’s not an infomercial… I’ve just completed my first photography book, a major (meaning ‘large’) work called “Tokyo Panic Stories” which presents Tokyo street life in pictures and words. […]
Yeah, happy, happy, happy and all that shit… The blade runner time didn’t start this year, no flying cars, but we have more artificial people than ever. Many of them are running […]
But I often scream, long and loud, from the dark depths within a naïve man who still mourns the death of the American Dream, and stands guard over the lilies and crocuses […]
Brisbane, CA
It’s how we practice flying… Some people are able to just skip through life and look good doing it… (Brisbane, California, April 2019. See my other work here and here.)