PAGE 39, THE OTHER SIDE OF THE ISLAND

BLACK & WHITE FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY ...continued

















"BUS STOP. Wichita, Kansas"
April, 2003

Renee
Konica Hexar Rhodium, 35/2.0, Available Light

On The Road Again
"
...a really fresh kind of beauty..." -Coufie in Md.






Renee Quit her magazine sales job and is headed 
with duffle bag for Minnisota and no special plans except to move on I 
suppose.  Much like I did at her age...and still sometimes do!



















"BUS STOP. Springfield, Illinois"
April, 2003

Specilist Tamika Coleman
Nikon F4S, Nikkor 50/1.8 -Available Light



























"Anthony and Mesquaasinikwe 'Kwey' Gardner"

Greyhound Bus between Springfield Illinois and St. Louis

Konica Hexar Rhodium, 35/2.0, Available Light








Anthoney and Kwey have six children and reside on 
the Redcliff Reservation in Bayfield Wisconsin.
Kwey is Oklahoma 
Band Choctaw Nation of Durant Okalahoma.  Her father is German. Kwey told me 
she is the only survivor of the serial truck driver rapist. 
Anthony is Redcliff Ojibwa Chippewah.
They are traveling to St. Louis 
with hopes of arriving in time to be with kwey's dying father.



















"KANSAS CITY BUS About midnight"; April, 2003

Hasselblad 205FCC, Zeiss Planar 80/2.8
'
On camera Metz 54MZ-3 Strobe

































"CIMARRON RIVER, OKLAHOMA", February, 2003

Near Stillwater Okalahoma

Nikon F4S, Probably Nikkor 28/2.8



























"KARA #3", March, 2003

Hasselblad 205FCC, Planar 80/2.8 Spot Metering

Kara, taken on Topeka.

Kara is a prostitute; has a child; and lives in a Crack House where I'm 
not allowed to enter. On occasion I do drive her home. She says, "you can't 
come in; this is a crack house 
and my 'family' lives here". Seems she only goes out to make money. I suppose 
the bringing home of money and giving out sex to those who live inside are what
is required of her to stay.  Otherwise she'd be on the street.
 

I saw her smile only once and that was when I 
gave her an 8x10 of Portrait, Kara #1.

See Page 28 for Photos "Kara #1" and "Kara #2.

























"A DOG NAMED FRED", Riverside -2003

Either Hasselblad 503CW Planar 80/2.8 CF or

Hasselblad 205FCC Planar 80/2.8 CFE

I spotted them crossing the street and 
chased them down for this shot.  Why was she carrying Fred?  She said He  
got tired from his walk.