Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo

More exterior photographs of my father's house design in 1955 (Sioux Falls, South Dakota). The photographic negatives could not be found, but we found proofs, which were cleaned up with AI.

From my father's 1955 house design. I believe the bête noire of any mid-century architect was the "white room." It had white walls and white carpet, serving no function but to entertain guests; it was never used for daily living for fear of soiling the carpet.

Another photograph of the home in Sioux Falls my father designed. It's a composite photograph that I reassembled. Classic MCM!

We have a tomato problem.

Woman at the counter of a bakery in Kanazawa, Japan. My version highlights the woman and the baked goods on the counter. I included the original.

Woman standing in corner of artist James Turrell's Blue Planet Sky (2004) at Kanazawa 21st Century Museum of Art, Japan. My saturated version, and the original.

Imagine no people at Shibuya crossing. Tokyo, Japan.

Rainy night in Tokyo.

A building that time forgot. Wakamatsu district, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Province, Japan.

Man at a vintage ceramic shop in Kanazawa, Japan.

"The television still works." Woman in kimono at a ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurant). Wakamatsu district, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Province, Japan.

I paid big money to get a tour of the Brigham!

Jimson weed. White flower No. 1

In 1900 the Brown Pelican was almost hunted to extinction by sport hunters and market hunters working for the millenary trade. This is La Jolla today.

Early harvest of leeks makes potato leek soup with purslane garnish.

Backyard. Wife created a bit of the farmhouse look with hanging garlic; more of a process than a decoration.