April 2022 | visual art
Canal Locks
K.L. Johnston
K.L. Johnston is a poet and photographer who first realized her interest in photography in 2014. Since then, her images have appeared in literary journals, travel magazines, and online galleries. She sees photography as a natural extension of poetry, distilling moments of awareness into single images. Her favorite subjects are whimsical and /or environmental and her camera goes with her wherever she goes. Other interests include horticulture, travel, philosophy, and historiography.
April 2022 | visual art
So Many Things
Vanishing Point
Jaime Greenberg
Jaime Greenberg is a writer and photographer who writes with words and light. She lives in South Florida with her husband, two teenagers, two cats and a dog. Her work has appeared in Prime Number Magazine. She posts on Instagram @alittlelightwriting.
April 2022 | visual art
Surrealistic Circus
Lindsey Morrison Grant
Self-identifying as a neurodivergent, two-spirit, elder storyteller, and contrarian deeply rooted in the roar and lore that’s become Portlandia of The Left Coast, they attribute success and survival to superlative supports, mindfulness practice, and daily creative expression in words, sounds, and images
April 2022 | visual art
Tweet Storm
David A. Goodrum
David A. Goodrum lives in Corvallis, Oregon. His photography has been juried into many art festivals in cities such as St. Louis Missouri, Columbus and Cincinnati Ohio, Ann Arbor Michigan, Bloomington and Indianapolis Indiana, and Madison Wisconsin. His intent is to capture images that might instill in others – as they do for him as he makes them – a sense of calm and tranquility. He hopes to create a visual field that momentarily transports you away from hectic daily events and into a place that delights in an intimate view of the world. Additional work can be viewed at www.davidgoodrum.com and www.instagram.com/goodrum/.
April 2022 | visual art
Come and See
Tethered
Connor Doyle
Connor Doyle is a photographer and filmmaker based in the Chicagoland area. Using a number of analog film formats, Doyle’s work focuses on the idiosyncratic details of daily life in Northern Illinois, specifically his native Wheaton, IL. Though often trivial, his subjects capture the formal beauty and potency of these everyday sites, urging his viewers to reflect on the significance of their lived experiences. Connor’s work has been published in the High Shelf Press, the Hole In The Head Review, Humana Obscura, and the Burningword Literary Journal. You can visit his website at https://connordoylephotographyfilmmaker.cargo.site/
April 2022 | visual art
Trees
Bethany Freese
Bethany Freese is a photographer and writer living in Washington State. Her work is autobiographical, and aims to capture the past and present of the Pacific Northwest.
