The Fezziwig News by Stu Jenks

"Growler Mountain Star Circle"

"Growler Mountain Star Circle, Arizona" (c) 2012 Stu Jenks

"The Shifting Light" now on Apple's iBooks...

After a long wait, The Shifting Light: A selection of sixteen stories taken from The Transpersonal Papers: 1861-2010; Flame Spirals; Bozo In Love; Hoop Dancing; and Dementia Blues is now available on Apple's iBooks. It's also available on Barnes & Nobles Nook and on Amazon's Kindle.

And best of all, it's only $2.99. I'm very happy with this sampler and it includes an introduction written by mythic fiction author Charles de Lint. Thank you, Charles.

P.S. Apologies to those who don't have digital access. The Shifting LIght isn't yet available as an analog book book, but hopefully someday.

 

 

"Almond Orchard Star Circle"

"Almond Orchard Star Circle, California" (c) 2012 Stu Jenks

Again, going for a cross between the British Aesthetics and the Arts & Crafts Movement of the 19th Century and the American Contemporaries of the 21st.

And I love serendipity, that Dada moment where the meteorite crosses near The North Star during shooting. Blessed accidents.

"Finger Rock Star Circle"

"Finger Rock Star Circle, Tucson, Arizona" (c) 2012 Stu Jenks

Back to shooting with film for a while. I do love my Rolleis. And those dotted lines are airplanes on their final approach to Pheonix Sky Harbor, a hundred miles to the north.

I know, as Mike Birbiglia would say.

And you all know how much I hate ArtSpeak but I am trying here and in some future images, to make photographs that look both old and new at the same time, both Pre-Raphealite and Post-Post-Modern. I think this one works that way, with the plane trails, the saguaros and the sepia tones. But what do you think?