He went around the side of the house and climbed over a broken fence. Climbing it was easy, the fence gave way, giving him way, and soon he’d stepped through enough waist-deep shrubs and weeds to gather their briars, hooks, and brown hitch-hiking bits from his pants for a bouquet of prickly plumes, which he …
Tag Archives: photography
Donned in Details
19 August 2007
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By Joshua Chalifour
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Posted in Prose
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Tagged cape breton, nova scotia, photography
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Parks before Spring Notebooks
Four sets of photos, sketches, and text accomplished in four different Montreal parks (fifteen minutes each). First day of Spring.
15 April 2007
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By Joshua Chalifour & Heather McLaughlin
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Posted in Dialogues
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Tagged notebook, photography, sketch
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Too Many Birds in Montréal?
Suppose there were no rules in the parks? Anything could happen–public indecency, everyday, right there and exposed to our eyes.
6 July 2003
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By Joshua Chalifour
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Posted in Bleeding the Vine's Breast
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Tagged law, photography
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Montréal Photos
These are some photos I took of the areas around where I live and work.
1 July 2002
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By Joshua Chalifour
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Posted in Jehosephat Cream's Volcano Scene
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Tagged photography
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