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In honor of @bethorton 's ninth album, to be released this Friday, here's a photo I made at the @showbox on 5/21/2003, when she touring on her fourth. She'll be at @washingtonhall206 on 10/3/2026.
In honor of the last old_fire_house_teen_center concert tonight before they demo and build anew, here is a throwback photo of @_thecatch before a show in 2005, taken by my sister. L-R, @carlynicklaus, @iluvrightnow, @therevalissa, and me.
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Autumn de Wilde

The Boston Globe has a piece on Autumn de Wilde up. Autumn has been an inspiration to me since coming across her photographs in an Eleni Mandell album 8 years ago. I’ve had the opportunity to assist her a handful of times on shoots in the Seattle and Portland area. We met backstage at a Death Cab for Cutie show in 2004 and two years later I got a call from Barsuk to assist with a Long Winters, followed by a Jesse Sykes shoot. Since then, I’ve been part of the crew for a shoot with the Decemberists and recently, the UK band Switches. Coming full circle, I was asked to assist on a Death Cab shoot this week but sadly couldn’t switch my schedule in time to make it work.

Jesse Sykes & Phil Wandscher by Autumn de Wilde:

the Long Wingers by Autumn de Wilde:

the Decemberists by Autumn de Wilde:

Makeup by Erin Skipley of Bellatrix Studio and styling assistance by Anna Lange of Pretty Parlor for all of the above. Shirley Kurata and Eden Batki (Autumn’s team from LA) were first stylist and assistant for the Decemberists shoot.

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Little Drummer Girl

I caught a private Cave Singers show at the Anne Bonney Sunday night. This sweet little girl was walking around and hopped up on Marty’s drum kit. Dad handed her the sticks and she knew just what to do.

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Pretty Girls Make Graves : Parade

listen along here.

been meeting in the back room, been gathering in the parking lot

been talking in the break room, of what we are doing with what we’ve got

been meeting on the front lawn, been gathering in the parking lot

been talking in the break room, of labour and unrest and eyeing the clock

are you ok with what you’ve got?

we’re throwing down our push brooms, we’re hanging up our apron ties

we’re coming from the back roads, out of the fields and the factory lines

MUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUTINY!

we’re throwing down our push brooms, we’re hanging up our apron ties

we’re coming from the back roads, out of the fields and the factory lines

tell your brother and your sister, tell your auntie and your uncle too

tell your mother and your father, your friends and your cousins and we need you

STRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKE!

STRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKE! Yeeeeeaaaaaaaaaah!

we’re throwing down our push brooms, we’re hanging up our apron ties

we’ve walked so far, but we can walk all night

we’re marching from the shipyards, we’re marching from the hospitals

we’ll take it to the town hall, we’ll take it to the capitol

tell your brother and your sister, tell your auntie and your uncle too

tell your mother and your father, your friends and your cousins and we need you

STRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKE! STRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKE!

we’re throwing down our push brooms, we’re hanging up our apron ties

we’ve walked so far, but we can walk all night

we’re coming from the back roads, out of the fields and the factory lines

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On the Road

I was looking through old tour photos from when Night Canopy went out with Pretty Girls Make Graves and Moonrats. Most of a band’s time on tour is spent in a sweaty van or waiting around dirty clubs in unfamiliar cities. Ours was no exception.

Derek before a show in Toronto

Leona

me wearing a hat Amy kniited on the road

Amy during the golden hour

Nick and his Tim Hortons

Andrea after a stressful border crossing

getting up and moving out

on the road again

All of these were taken with my Mamiya 645 medium format film camera.

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Eye Can See Clearly Now

the Eyes on Fremont blog posted a photo of me at a recent Pretty Parlor fashion show wearing a pair of their specs! i’ve been sporting their unique collection of designer & vintage frames since 2000. how could i focus without them? big props to Andrea & Dr. Louie!

photo by the lovely Sarah Joann Murphy

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