One man’s field guide.
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One man’s weather report.
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Over the last 75 years, South Bend has been at the center of two quintessential stories of change in the industrial Midwest: first, Studebaker in the 1960s, and later, South Bend Lathe in the 1970s.
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South Bend has never became noted as a summer resort, but the possibilities seem to be rather large if the matter should be taken up and pushed. Here are forty photographs from the days I spent in South Bend this summer.
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I first pulled into Butte, Montana on a Monday in August and took a room at the Finlen Motor Inn. I was in town for a wedding, showing early with my camera and fifteen rolls of 35 mm film. I found it a place fluent in loss and in life, in stories of beauty, bricks, and work. I walked its streets for hours on end, and on the last night, I met a girl.
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A reflection on a photograph.
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I’m opening the studio on the evening of Tuesday, June 10 to share a new print project. You are invited.
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A brief report from two gallery openings in downtown South Bend.
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On December 7th at 3:19 p.m., I loaded my camera with a single roll of film, parked the truck on Lafayette Boulevard just south of Sample Street, and set off down and around Indiana Avenue’s one-sided string of storefronts.
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I first paid Wheeling, West Virginia a visit on account of a friend who sent me a poem about the city. Here is a beautiful city with a depth to its history and a complexity to its present, with some committed people betting on its future. I walked its streets for hours on end, camera in hand.
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