debora
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what brings me home...

from being in New Mexico for quite some time.
After my sister was diagnosed with brain cancer
- everything once important to me is now lame, tasteless and pale.
All my efforts are going to her and her survival.
Here are photos of my hometown & family.
All of our lives have changed - and there is NOTHING more important than
living your moments & telling that person you love them.
So...breathe life in deep and let your heart soar!!!
rolli-polli hunting
rolli-polli catching
crack kills
mother and daughter
they call it Cloudcroft for a reason...
the grasses at home
wonder and amazement...
grand daughter and grand mother
reading is...
driving on another planet
feeling Wilkish
tracey (my sister) feeling the love
crown of fog
matt, tracey's husband
cancer sucks
affirmations
from cloudcroft to alamogordo and beyond
red sky at night
tracey in the shop with the crew
mom turned 63 while i was there
my brother mark
ode to whistler's mother
cheers!
what's shakin' photographica?
thinking of you.....
Confession

Thanks TomNorth, Loweho and Smalltown for the shout out! gives me warm fuzzies! :D
what lips these lips have kissed
appearance manipulation
it is time to put energy into energy...
i wanna be where the boys are...
on the lighter side of pain and suffering...

true pain and suffering occurred! :P
cobb
ruben
brooklyn
spaghetti
mustard
cheesecake shake
3 berries
Smalltown Birthday platter
out of context...
rest in peace my friend...

Perhaps if he were introduced to Art and Photography earlier in life -things would not have turned out the same.
No one will know.
What I do know is Michael David could capture the chill of the streets like no one I have seen.
I would like to share with you some images that communicate a diverse reality - one of which I am not familiar with in my little world.
BUT...quickly learned to appreciate through Michael David's camera.
Rest in Peace my friend.
Michael David Cunningham 1954-2006
The following are Michael's Titles for each photo:
Old Running Buddy
He had a bad day
Street Kid
Vietnamese Peace
Art on the Wall
My Barber
I bought him a cheeseburger and listened to his stories
Reflecting on Life
Beautiful Syrian Woman
Don't f*ck with Mean Streets
Self-portrait / Things are looking up
In and Out of This Life
My fun memory of Michael:
Singing and playing harmonica to "Jane Says" by Jane's Addiction
I find the song very telling and bittersweet. Peace. 7-24-2006











