Wednesday, July 28, 2010

New Audio Project




My new Project will be released on limited edition cassette tapes imported from London. More to come...

Saturday, July 24, 2010

The coal mine fall


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© Aaron Nutter





all your kin have all gone on to fields all bathed in sun
and the only things left in your possession is an empty bottle and a gun
and the weekends come and go like tides and they soak you to the neck
and pretty soon the weekdays are all the same

Friday, July 23, 2010


"Holiday" Frank Herfort

The Art of Photography

An international exhibition of photographic art
at the elegant Lyceum Theatre Gallery in
San Diego's historic Gaslamp Quarter

Exhibition: August 28 – November 7, 2010

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Wanderlust


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© Aaron Nutter


© Aaron Nutter


© Aaron Nutter

Saturday, July 10, 2010

North


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© Aaron Nutter


© Aaron Nutter

I need a CRT monitor

Centralia PA


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© Aaron Nutter

The few remaining residents of a Pennsylvania coal town decimated by a 48-year-old underground mine fire claim in court papers that a "massive fraud" is being perpetrated against Centralia by parties seeking to grab the mineral rights to hundreds of millions of dollars worth of coal.

In a filing late Monday, four property owners and the borough asked a state appeals court to block Pennsylvania officials from seizing their homes. The state condemned the homes in the early 1990s but only recently moved to oust the remaining holdouts.
Centralia all but ceased to exist in the 1980s as the mine fire spread underneath homes and businesses. More than 1,000 people moved out.

The holdouts say they have evidence that the fire isn't a threat and may never have endangered the town.

-Michael Rubinkam, Associated Press writer

Thursday, July 8, 2010

3am


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Why you need to fix your window after it is broken. Otherwise they will strip your car at 3am on James Street.

Breakfast in the Valley


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© Aaron Nutter

It is very difficult to handle Negatives, Buttons, and other objects without the use of my thumb.