
Superheroes have childhoods too, you know… You can be anything in America, and anything can be you. To even put the costume on you have to believe somewhere in even the smallest […]
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.
Superheroes have childhoods too, you know… You can be anything in America, and anything can be you. To even put the costume on you have to believe somewhere in even the smallest […]
…I leave you with this. You don’t have the right to look away… (Brannan Street @ 5th Street, San Francisco, California 2018. See my other work here and here.)
“It would shock you too…” “…the things we used to do on grass.” (Brisbane, California 2018. See my other work here and here. XTC rules.)
Yeah, I know, Mother’s Day is quasi-holiday that is way too commercialized. But that doesn’t mean we can’t legitimately set aside one day per year to honor our mums for bringing us […]
Easter is a lonely business… (Hillsdale Shopping Center, San Mateo, California 2018. See my other work here and here.)
My fuzzy espionage friend Mikazuki and I are pleased to present you with this brief visual guide illustrating The Four Stages of Kitty-Induced Aggravation, as established by famous Swiss animal behaviorists in […]
Calling occupants of interplanetary craft stores…. There are no roses for us but the ones we make from Japanese paper made in China, by the way, that we buy in vast retail […]
The thumb drive-sized future… She ran the dead’s carpeting throughout the office supply stacks. She wanted a toy, not pencils nor tacks. She was bright, shiny cuteness in an Office Depot®, or […]
Human convergence at a grocery store… He had stationed himself in front of a Grocery Outlet discount supermarket on Bayshore Boulevard in San Francisco. I had just stopped by for some Dr […]
Respect the snack champions… Life is balance, popcorn a paltry modern offering to Demeter and the famished New Microwave Gods… (San Francisco, California, February 2018. See my other work here and here.)