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Trying my hand at fotoing
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within us and around us. A shout can be heard from far away, but a whisper requires us to draw near and listen closely. Holy Spirit, Come.
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Photographer @evanruderman is joining the Caravan roster 🖤 Evan Ruderman is a California-based commercial photographer who creates dynamic, story-driven imagery for outdoor and lifestyle brands around the globe. Raised under the notion that the best things in life aren’t things, Evan is drawn to fleeting moments where movement, environment, and human spirit collide. He looks to find beauty in the ordinary and is willing to go to great lengths to show people the extraordinary. With a background rooted in outdoor adventure and extensive experience on commercial sets, Evan moves seamlessly between remote mountain ranges, frigid coastlines, and fast-paced sets. He’s as comfortable working in unpredictable conditions as he is on structured productions, bringing the same level care and attention to detail to both. Evan has worked with brands including Apple, Nissan, Billabong, Iceland Air, Black Diamond, Redbull, Osprey Packs, Sony, La Sportiva, Roark, and many more. When he’s not behind the camera, you’ll find him surfing, snowboarding, playing or watching soccer, sleeping in his truck camper, and drinking far too much coffee.
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Happiest of Birthdays to my brother-in-arms @dominiclaing who shows up to his own party but insists on giving everybody else the gift. He's funny like that. #singthiswithmethisis40
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New Post-Production work for @whotels featuring @orvillepeck with our friends @ @tuxcreative 🎭 CREDITS: Post Production: Caravan ✌🏽 EP: Jon Muedder @jonmuedder // Taylor Fisher @producingus Head of Post: Jasmine Fox @jfox32 Editors: Dominic Laing @dominclaing Assistant Editor: Landon Bost @landon.bost VFX: Vernoica Ramirez @veritorb99 Color: Jack Caswell @jackcaswell Sound: Cleod 9 @cleod9music Prod Co: Field Unit @fieldunit Alec Ernest: Executive Producer, @alec__ernest Oscar Lyons: Executive Producer, @oscarbylyons Dana Boulos Director @danaboulos Russell Tandy DP, @russelltandy_ Katie Heim – Line Producer, @kateheim Matthew Sanchez: 1st AD, @matthewmartintk Jamie Lermin: Production Designer Catherine Hahn: Orville Peck Stylist, @cathyhahn Brittany Wright: Orville Peck Stylist Assistant Emily Antonetti: Wardrobe Stylist – Remaining Talent Daisy Maldonado: Makeup Stylist – Remaining Talent Agency: TUX @tuxcreative Chelsea Matthews – VP Creative, Partner @chelseamatthews Jonathan Godinho – Executive Producer @jgodinho Kim-Mai Lam – Client Partner Lead, @kimmailam Chloé Guilmette – Senior Client Partner, _chloegmt Paul Martel – Art Director, @rosemont.garcon Patrik Kabongo, Copywriter, @x10pk Mariana Serrano – Senior Designer, @marianasaeli Éloïse Daigle – Graphic Designer, @helloyelloelo Félix Arsenault – Motion Designer, @arsenault.felix Talent: Orville Peck as himself, @orvillepeck
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We Will Change Diapers and Hold on For Dear Life by Dominic Laing. Source: @ekstasismagazine (October 25, 2023). #DominicLaing
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Our country is giving us a front row seat to the de-formed lives of white men in power. We are doing our best to heal and re-form. Each month our Camino Pilgrimage Alumni gather for “Happy Hour w/Leroy” where we support each other in our ongoing formation in second half of life. We are currently asking the question: “What does it mean to get to the edge of being a white male?” Father Rohr recently encouraged us to release the default orientation of white men for power and control in exchange for living on the “inside of the outside edge” where we can learn from and leverage influence alongside those pushed to the margins.  This month, @leroybarber invited us to consider this question in light of the @kendricklamar half time show. We processed these two questions: 1. Do you see patriotism as something Black people must assimilate into, or something Black people have shaped and defined?             2. Do you accept Black expression only when it conforms to white norms? Can you hear prophetic voices calling for justice, or do you tend to resist discomfort? So grateful for a space to do this work.
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Thursday evening a ton of folks showed up to celebrate the debut of Allisa Cherry’s (@allisacherry)stunning poetry collection, An Exodus of Sparks, with Laura Moulton (guinea_black) and Dominic Laing (@dominiclaing)! We sold out of Allisa’s book but it will be back in the shop and on our shelves this Wednesday!
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Congratulations to Allisa Cherry on her beautiful new book! Moving readings and conversation at @upupbookspdx 🎈
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Join us Thursday at 7pm for the launch of Allisa Cherry’s debut poetry collection, An Exodus of Sparks! Allisa (@allisacherry ) will be joined by Laura Moulton (@guinea_black )and Dominic Laing (@dominiclaing ) Allisa Cherry’s debut poetry collection, An Exodus of Sparks (Michigan State University Press)won the 2024 Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize and was a finalist for both Persea Books’ Lexi Rudnitsky Prize and The Sewanee Review’s poetry contest. Her writing has appeared in many literary journals, including TriQuarterly, Penn Review, The Journal, The Baltimore Review, Rust & Moth, and many more Laura Moulton is the author of Loaners: The Making of a Street Library, (Perfect Day Publishing). She is founder and director of Street Books, (https://streetbooks.org), Portland’s bicycle-powered mobile library for people living outside and at the margins. She also created Truth & Dare, a contemporary arts and writing workshop, (https:truthanddare.substack.com).Her work has taken her into public schools, prisons, shelters and universities. Participatory art projects have featured postal workers, poets, immigrants and writers incarcerated at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility. She has taught writing at Lewis & Clark College and for Literary Arts. She earned an MFA from Eastern Washington University Dominic Laing is a memoirist and poet who believes good storytelling invites people to know and be known. He’s a writer because when he writes, he feels communion...and also because his sixth-grade English teacher told him to keep at it. So, here’s to you, Glenda. Dominic loves stained-glass windows, gluten-free waffles and gardening. He’s officiated three weddings and broken one finger. Dominic’s work is published in Ekstasis, Hinterlands, Madcap Review and Ellipsis Zine. He lives in Portland, Oregon with his partner, Jenae, and their new baby, Sonora
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A year ago we couldn’t have imagined this. The greatest birthday gift I received is what God has done in our home and in our hearts. Thank you Lord for providing sustenance in more ways than just really good food. Shabbat Shalom
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We Will Change Diapers and Hold on For Dear Life: A Poem that illustrates the pain, darkness, hope, and joy of the human condition in the vastly different experiences of daily life in North America 💨 We will change diapers and hold on for dear life. We will get blackout drunk and hold on for dear life. We will scream our camel-sized trauma through the eye of the needle that is tik tok, and hold on for dear life. We will burn candles and bake bread. We will plant sequoias and buy assault weapons. We will forget, and remember, and forget again, and we will hold on for dear life. We’ll kiss our partner on their neck, their chest, their lips and forehead, and we will hold on for dear life. We will ignore our neighbor. We will ignore our family. We will ignore ourselves. We will take up our cross. We will take up roller-skating and painting and wood-etching, and we will hold on for dear life. We’ll protest and take prom photos. We’ll get abortions and get married and get dogs and get electric cars and get tattoos and piercings and real estate licenses. We’ll worry about active shooters and climate change and inflation and war and Fox News and CNN and the NBA finals. and we will hold on for dear life. We will tag freeway signs at two in the morning and hold on for dear life. We’ll swim and stretch and feel the tightness in our backs slip away, and we will hold on for dear life. We’ll learn the piano and how to shuffle cards. We’ll learn preferred pronouns and how to load a handgun. We’ll drive buses and we’ll choose countertops and lose our temper. We’ll choose Instagram over God. twitter over God. We’ll choose to not expose our kids to the mix of anxiety, joy and guilt we felt every Sunday at church. We will choose God. We will click our ruby red heels and hold on for dear life. We will call to say I love you and hold on for dear life. We will blow out birthday candles and pull weeds and taste salt tears at the corners of our lips. And we will hold on for dear life. ——————————————— What line stands out to you from Dominic’s poem? Share your thoughts below! ✍️ Poetry by @dominiclaing 🎞️ Photography by S. Tsuchiya
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