Random Photographs | August - December 2022
Random photographs made in the last half of 2022 that didn’t have a place in a larger story or post.
The Cincinnati Neighborhood Guidebook Is Now Available
The collective work of 33 local writers, including myself, this new publication is out now.
The Sun Is Shining on Worcester This Evening
Wandering and catastrophizing with 35mm film.
Pre-Order the Cincinnati Neighborhood Guidebook
I recently contributed an essay to the latest entry in Belt Publishing’s “Neighborhood Guidebook” series.
The Western Hills Viaduct
This bridge isn’t just a symbol of the Queen City, it’s a reflection of the nation at large. Nothing says “America” quite like an ornately designed, historic piece of infrastructure that’s been left to rot.
The “World’s Largest Basket” and the Languishing Legacy of Longaberger
Longaberger wasn’t just a thing in the 1990s, it was the name in home decor for awhile. A company so successful that it modeled its headquarters after one of its signature baskets. That building is now abandoned, however. So, what happened?
Three of the World’s Largest Things in Ohio
Two baskets and a giant clock stumbled upon while meandering through the “Buckeye State.”
The Argonne Forest Amusement Park
In the woods of Dayton, Ohio—a man returned from the battlefields of France to honor his fallen friends.
Monorails, Modern Architecture, Empathy, and Pessimism Within Walt Disney World’s Contemporary Resort
Documenting a landmark with 35mm film and reflecting on “Disney adults.”
Two Taco Bells…
After the fast food giant abandoned two locations in favor of new ones just down the street—locals in Columbus and Cincinnati set up restaurants with much better food options.
Appearance on “Get Better” with Josh Elstro
Josh Elstro and I used to work together. At our office, he was always tolerating my coffee break rants and stories. Apparently, my over-caffeinated nonsense never bothered him too much because now I get to call him my friend—and—he invited me to be a guest on his new podcast.
Fear and Loathing in Canton, Ohio
We walked to the Super Bowl even though there were no sidewalks. It had all come down to this.