Daren sees Headlands

I love Daren's photographs. He takes them quietly, and they see deeply. Here he shares some deep visions of a full moon walk we took down to the ocean the night before the day. Moon as celestial flashlight. thank you daren.

Andrea sees Headlands

here's what andrea saw. it seems she spent the sunset hour up with meara, playing with her listening devices and bone conductance headsets (you bite this stick which has a fork dangling by horse hair, and when the fork is struck, you hear and feel its ring inside your head. wh wh whoa).

Dina sees Headlands

Dearest Dina over at Triple Base passed these photographs along. She caught the unfurling of the white diamond...the golden lit walk to the tunnels....and meara's sound installation. way to go dina!

Andria sees Headlands

andria, friend of pamela, shared these photographs of the sunset screening. she really nailed the light.





and if you didn't get to see the films at the headlands, or if you did but you'd like to go a bit deeper, pamela has organized another screening this saturday the 30th at Koshland Community Garden, at the corner of Hayes and Buchanan in Hayes Valley. the flyer's below...

Troy sees Headlands

this is what troy saw. he and pamela are totally together, so that's pamela with jeff's magic helmet on, and then in pamela's photos, that's troy with the magic helmet on.

Pamela sees Headlands

pamela passed this photos along. she found the wildflowers on the way over to battery wallace where she and lauren set up their projectors and got ready for the sunset screening. they made incredible selections and, it was such a wonder to watch the daylight slip away as the projected light took its place.

Hannah sees Headlands

i've been really especially appreciating having shared in the headlands day with so many great people and having been able to carry that feeling with me through this stretch of time. here's a word that is taking on some new meaning: powerful.

i'm going to start sharing some of the nice photographs people have been passing along. here's what hannah saw:

Howard Wilson, 1947-2009

we are rich in love.