Eloquence — Photographing the Forgotten
The most eloquent and probably one of the most interesting individuals I know, this gentleman is one of the often-overlooked treasures within the greater community. Whether it’s a humorous anecdote, quoting paragraphs of poetry or literature which were committed...The faces behind homeless pee
We see them in our cities, and more and more in smaller towns. They ask us for money. We get annoyed. We sometimes get angry. But, we mostly get apathetic, preferring to look the other way so as to avoid the inner debate of whether to stop, whether to help, whether to...Introducing: The Age Project
http://facebook.com/TheAgeProject — The Age Project is an ongoing photographic collection which explores the sometimes paradoxical relationship between perception and reality along with the natural human propensity for being dissatisfied with whatever state in...Bridging the Gap
Some traditions bear a greater resemblance to fads, here today and gone tomorrow. Yet, others are timeless, somehow etched into the fabric of civilization. Since the dawn of time, older generations have held a place of esteem within the community, not only for their...
“Designing a Dream” – Nationally-Published Magazine Feature
And, this is it, hot off the press — I’ve got the published magazine in-hand! For those who may be subscribed to or picking up a copy of Dream Home Showcase at your local bookstore, be sure to check out my spread beginning on page 44! While this was a lot...
Ep. 87 — Seventeen Syllables of Suffering: The Haiku Scam
Tired of people calling 17 syllables “genius”? So am I.
In this brutally honest, occasionally unhinged episode of Perfectly Poetic, Allen Mowery finally unleashes his pent-up frustration about the most overrated poetic form of all time: the haiku. From childhood worksheet trauma to seasonal name-dropping, syllable policing, AI-generated nonsense, and the myth of Bashō’s frog — no stone (or smooth river pebble) is left unskipped.